by Oliver Ross | Jun 29, 2016
The classic comedy of Twelfth Night is transformed as twins Viola and Sebastian are transported from Elizabethan times to the early 2000s, navigating both the sword fights and cross-dressing of the original and the technology, shifting genre roles and questionable...
by Oliver Ross | Jun 29, 2016
With their inventive and creative takes on Shakespeare through their webseries reaching critical acclaim, one of Shakespeare Republic’s short films will be among the ten broadcast for MWF Spotlight on Melbourne Screening. Head down to support some local indie...
by Oliver Ross | Jun 29, 2016
With a cast of six and a run-time of 80 minutes, Essential Theatre’s condensed all-female Julius Caesar offers a gripping, rapid performance. Running during Melbourne’s Fringe Festival, its raw industrial setting highlights the play’s role as a gateway into even the...
by Oliver Ross | Jun 22, 2016
Artistic director of the USA’s renown Houston Ballet company, Stanton Welch, brings his acclaimed production to Australian shores for the first time. Combining Prokofiev’s traditional musical score with the action, comedy, romance and tragedy that make...
by Oliver Ross | Jun 22, 2016
Artistic director of the USA’s renown Houston Ballet company, Stanton Welch, brings his acclaimed production to Australian shores for the first time. Combining Prokofiev’s traditional musical score with the action, comedy, romance and tragedy that make...
