‘The Rocky Horror Show – 50th Anniversary Production’ was hot (patootie).
While ‘The Rocky Horror Show’ may be about to celebrate its 50th birthday, this golden anniversary production proves it is still as vivacious as it was in 1973. With youthful energy and classic charisma, this “Science Fiction” show is sure to entertain legacy fans and ‘virgins’ alike.
Having multiple passions and talents is a valuable asset in the theatre industry. It allows artists to bring a unique perspective and skill set to their work, which can enhance the overall quality of the production.
It’s World Board Game Day! Some of these have even been adapted for the stage, with varying degrees of success. Chess and Clue have both had successful stage adaptations, while Monopoly was planned but never came to fruition…
As winter settles in, many people are looking for ways to embrace the season and get into the winter spirit. For those who love theatre, there are plenty of plays and musicals that capture the essence of winter or use this time of year as a backdrop to their story. Here are a few shows that perfectly capture the colder months.
Winter can present unique challenges for performers, but with a few tips and strategies, it’s possible to not only survive but thrive during this season. By taking care of their physical and mental health, staying connected with their community, and prioritizing rest and reflection, creatives can set themselves up for success in the year ahead.
In the ever-changing landscape of theatre, these apps offer convenience, creativity, and valuable support to performers.
These simply DIY (or online order) dress-up ideas are all about having fun and embracing your love for musical theatre. Don’t be afraid to get creative and add your own unique twist to each outfit.
Metro Arts is set to present an introspective and raw new work titled “Break.” Created by The Farm and Cecilia (Ceci) Martin, the performance explores the personal journey of Ceci, a professional acrobat whose career was shattered by a series of injuries.
In celebration of Buddha’s birthday let’s take a look at the musical inspired by his life. “Prince Siddhartha the Musical” is an exceptional tribute to Buddha’s life that captures the spirit of Humanistic Buddhism and promotes religious exchanges and racial integration.
‘34 Scenes About The Weather’ was moving.
Exploring a variety of relationships, ’34 Scenes About the Weather’ used wind, rain, sun and more to highlight the ways in which we connect over weather – it forces us together when we need to shelter from the rain, it creates a common cause for complaint, it generates intimacy and also forces people apart.
Grace Driscoll is stepping into the role of Natasha in the highly anticipated Australian premiere of “Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812.” In an exclusive interview, she shares insights into her preparation, the unique aspects of the musical, and the importance of representation on stage.
‘TINA the Musical’ was (simply the) best.
In every possible way, ‘TINA the Musical’ manages to deliver; this is a world-class production that could outshine even the greatest of West End or Broadway renditions.
‘Grand Horizons’ was succulent.
The abrupt decision to end a 50-year marriage and the resulting emotional turmoil experienced by Bill and Nancy’s adult sons doesn’t sound like a funny premise for a play, but ‘Grand Horizons’ had the audience laughing from the opening line to the final bows.
‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’ was magical.
Magic, illusions and trickery are the foundations of theatre, and ‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’ allows creatives to push the boundary just a little more.
‘& Juliet’ was romantic.
The wild, empowering and hilarious adventure of ‘& Juliet’ is an absolute joy to watch as the once star-crossed lover finds a way to love herself, and turn the tables on classic notions of romance.
‘Mary Poppins’ was wondrous.
The wonderfully cast titular character, portrayed by Stefanie Jones, marvels as Mary Poppins.
