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A lyrical homage to the spirit of the Australian bush, Sydney Theatre Company’s The Shiralee is set on the highways and byways of 1950s Australia, with brief visits to the urban squalor of Kings Cross.

Sydney Opera HouseJourney of swagman and daughter feels vast in production that reaches beyond D’arcy Niland’s classic novel

When Netflix’s Heartbreak High reboot became a global smash hit, it not only catapulted a group of previously unknown Aussie talents into the spotlight, it also introduced the world to a uniquely Australian stereotype: the humble eshay. Ca$h, played by Will McDonald, was initially your typical eshay – living his…

Logie winner Rebecca Gibney leads a suite of strong performances in Pulitzer prize-winning playwright Annie Baker’s gentle, generous comedy set in a community centre drama class

Company due to reap more millions from cut in award-winning Broadway run starring Sarah Snook

Australian actor performed all 26 roles in Broadway production of the Sydney Theatre Company play directed by Kip Williams

Wicked star to play Bram Stoker’s bloodsucking fiend in a production from the creators of Olivier award-winning hit The Picture of Dorian Gray

Samuel Beckett is justly regarded as one of the greatest playwrights of the 20th century – and unquestionably one of the most demanding. Few of his works illustrate this more clearly than Happy Days, first performed in 1961, and currently playing at the Sydney Theatre Company.

This is a particularly oppressive and tragic take on Beckett’s famous play, with fewer laughs than usual – making it a tough space to exist in for its run-time