by Oliver Ross | Sep 20, 2016
This political, psychological and social satire is Mark Wilson’s third and final Shakespeare adaption, following critically acclaimed national tours of Richard II and Unsex Me. The performance contains violence, adult concepts, frequent coarse language,...
by Oliver Ross | Sep 20, 2016
The Tempest emerges as the first Shakespeare play to be performed at the gardens as part of St Kilda’s Plays in the Park, and audiences are encouraged to bring a picnic along for a summer evening of comedy, romance and magic....
by Oliver Ross | Aug 24, 2016
Following from their hilarious Bachelor-inspired trailer, Third Door Theatre celebrates the 400th Anniversary in the eastern suburbs, promising an evening of marriage and mischief. Evenings and an earlier performance on closing night are also...
by Oliver Ross | Aug 24, 2016
Following from their hilarious Bachelor-inspired trailer, Third Door Theatre celebrates the 400th Anniversary in the eastern suburbs, promising an evening of marriage and mischief. Evening and matinee performances are also...
by Oliver Ross | Aug 24, 2016
Following from their hilarious Bachelor-inspired trailer, Third Door Theatre celebrates the 400th Anniversary in the eastern suburbs, promising an evening of marriage and mischief. Matinees and an earlier performance on closing night are also...
