“Mary Street. It is dawn. The dawn light is a sort of thin violet colour, similar to evening, but with the feeling of it rising.
The street is still and quiet, not quite woken up yet.”

We sit in silence as the world of Lally’s Katz’s play is wheeled out before us… garbage bins on wheels and the weekly routine that unites us all. Read more

I do love a love story. I’m always happy to surrender to an evening of investigation into the struggle and elation that love brings. Read more

Aaron Sorkin – have you heard of him? Read more

I know nothing about football. Nothing. I am the loneliest person in a pub during trivia nights when the questions are asked about so-and-so… I have no idea. None. Read more

Underbelly Arts has nothing to do with the TV show. It won’t confront you with guns or nudity – frankly, it’s too cold. It’s an arts festival. An arts festival which dares to ask two key questions: Read more

How could I refuse an invitation to the opening night of a new play by Australia’s most prolific playwright David Williamson? Read more

It’s been a non-stop week of openings in Sydney – the independent seasons have been fanning their tales out, attracting the industry to come along and check out what the independent artists think the punters need to see – and what they’d want to see. Read more

With the arrival of the school holidays comes a parade of children’s theatre, which happens to be one of my favourite all time adventures. Read more

What a rare and wonderful thing it is. A new play! A new full length play produced! Out there. In the world. On it’s legs! At last, at last K.I.J.E is here! Read more

Emily Eyefinger is born with a very special gift. Read more