Articles written by: Genevieve Wood

Martin McDonagh’s least performed play of his Leenane Trilogy, A Skull in Connemara, is an unnerving display of small town Ireland in this morbid black comedy.

The Malthouse stages a multi-tiered vision of Patrick White’s rarely seen gothic Australian masterpiece, Night on Bald Mountain.

We catch up with Sydney trio Little May about their new single, an East Coast tour and their favourite songwriters.

Red Stitch Actors Theatre brings all things braun, bravado and beauty to the forefront with Lucy Kirkwood’s original play.

Following on from the success of last year, 5pound theatre company are back with their most ambitious season yet.

Rob Ried’s latest play takes us down the corridors of power and behind closed doors during the downfall of Kevin Rudd and the rise of Julia Gillard.

Last chance to catch this modern take on Madame Butterfly at Fringe.

It may start off as a tale of the worldly wanderer versus the straight-laced prude but this isn’t a competition.

From Martin Crimp’s original play comes a new take on the world of middle-class dystopia in three short and sharp acts.