World Premiere – Cultural Binge

Born on a Thursday (Old Fitz) ★★★½

Born on a Thursday delivers some hard family truths, anchored by a seamlessly powerful performance from Sharon Millerchip.

Steven Kramer delivers a remarkable trifecta: great music, sharp lyrics, and an outrageously bonkers book to match.

A cast of STC all-stars, and a brilliant STC debut, make The Shiralee a feast for lovers of great performances.

For all the small-scale human specificity in The Wrong Gods, it manages to speak to the state of the world in expansive ways.

These Youths Be Protesting has the laughs, performances, and vivacity to keep you engaged.

Amber is a rom-com, and like all the best rom-coms, it sneaks in some darker material on the way to its HEA (or HFN, at least).

We’re not here to debate Assange but to venerate him.

Aria seems like a broad comedy, but it could just as easily be a wildlife documentary.

Stephanie Lake takes us from womb to tomb in the thrilling dance piece, The Chronicles. I was enthralled.

Converted needs more time to discover what it really is and what it really wants to say.