Articles written by: Seanna van Helten

The plight of former child star frames this bleak but breathtaking tribute to the City of Angels and the silver screen.

A feisty new musical sings the praises of Australia's Living National Treasure.

In the cavern of the Collingwood Underground Arts Park, Public Front and Turtle Lab present the Australian premiere of I am the Wind by celebrated Norwegian playwright Jon Fosse.

Almost a year since the death of Australian writer and poet Dorothy Porter comes this beautifully realised adaptation by Jane Montgomery Griffiths of Porter’s verse novel Wild Surmise.

This powerful new Australian play mixes live music and multimedia to explore one woman's conflict.

Magic and philosophy make strange bedfellows, but it’s the curious mix that provides the gentle humour and charm of this almost sell-out show playing at Fringe.

Hamlet, Faust, and Luther walk into a bar...find out what happens next in Red Stitch's latest.

La Mama's latest splits the audience into two groups and blurs the line between online and offline lives.

David Hare’s The Blue Room is a dramatic deconstruction of sexuality and desire in ten acts, and it’s a play that has always caused a sensation.