Articles written by: Seanna van Helten

Theatrical auteurs, The Rabble birth a new kind of monster in Frankenstein.

The Long Pigs takes the concept of the jolly circus clown, slices it up, and serves it up for supper.

The inaugural festival seeks to expand on the notions of art and performance over 17 days of diverse events.

Daredevil dance company Diavolo brings its trademark blend of urban moves and acrobatics to Melbourne with Architecture in Motion.

An Indigenous retelling of Shakespeare’s King Lear for Melbourne Festival is a family saga of greed, deception, and corrupted power.

Little Ones Theatre’s camp reinterpretation of Oscar Wilde’s Salomé is stylistically extravagant and full of mirth.

From leading Australian playwright Patricia Cornelius comes Savages, a fearless critique of masculinity, mateship and misogyny.

Theatre Works' latest production is a haunting, surreal quest through the dreamscapes of a teenager’s mind.

Directed by Kat Henry for Red Stitch Actors Theatre, Dawn King’s Foxfinder explores fear, blame, and denial in a dystopian scenario.