First, the good news: Natalie Bassingthwaighte is utterly brilliant in this revival of the British stage classic Shirley Valentine. And now the bad: it’s only on in Sydney for four short nights before transferring to Brisbane. It’s a travesty to have such a magnificent performance snatched from local audiences so quickly — I suggest writing
Catch Samantha Jade in Pretty Woman: The Musical when it makes its Australian debut in Brisbane in October before coming to Sydney’s Theatre Royal in November. We spoke with the star about making her own theatrical debut in the lead role as Vivian Ward. When Samantha Jade takes the stage later this year, it will
It’s the film that made Julia Roberts a star, and now it’s a hit theatrical musical. Pretty Woman: The Musical will make its Australian debut this year, and this is what we know about the Sydney shows.
Sydney, you’ve been blessed. In the past two months, we’ve seen two of the world’s longest-running musicals. And they couldn’t be more different. In May, we watched enthralled as Les Misérables, from the pen of the man the New York Times called the most powerful producer in theatre, Cameron Mackintosh, took over the ICC Theatre.
CATS the musical is back in Australia, evoking pure nostalgia in fans who remember its original production, now four decades ago. To celebrate its 40th anniversary, the show returns to Australia for a national tour, kicking off at the iconic Theatre Royal— home to the original production. CATS is based on a book of poems
Discover the top Broadway shows now playing in Sydney, from MJ the Musical to The Book of Mormon, for a fraction of the price you’d pay in New York.
Brush up on your CATS knowledge and take a look back at Andrew Lloyd Webber’s ground-breaking musical, which returns to Sydney next week for its 40th anniversary celebration.
Willy Russell’s heartwarming and hilarious one-woman play Shirley Valentine has been a hit with audiences ever since it premiered in Liverpool in 1986. Since then, it’s gone on to play on Broadway and the West End, has won numerous Olivier Awards and Tonys, and was even adapted for the big screen. It’s a one-character performance
Four decades after Andrew Lloyd Webber’s record-breaking musical first played in Australia, it’s returning to the same Sydney stage with a stellar lineup.
Get ready to belt out your favourite country hits as the heartwarming and hilarious Dolly Parton musical makes its way to Sydney later this year. Here You Come Again is co-created and written by two-time Emmy Award-winning comedy writer, songwriter, and actor Bruce Vilanch, director and choreographer Gabriel Barre and Tricia Paoluccio, who takes the
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