The Stage

Australia has a rich history of Jewish performers ad productions

For who and what is haoppening check below

Worstward Ho: a Melbourne theatre review by Alex First

Irish writer and Nobel Prize winner Samuel Beckett’s works can be difficult to get your head around. [Read more]

Catch Me If You Can: The Musical – a Melbourne theatre review by Alex First

Tony Burge, who assumes the role of lead FBI agent Carl Hanratty chasing boyish con man Frank Abagnale Jr. excels in Cloc’s production of Catch Me If You Can. [Read more]

I Wanna Be Yours – a Melbourne theatre review by Alex First

Navigating the vicissitudes in a relationship can be tricky at the best of times, but cross-cultural unions, more often than not, face additional difficulties. [Read more]

Beautiful Highness: a Melbourne theatre review by Alex First

Today, deteriorating mental health is spoken about far more often than it used to be, which is a good thing, but what does it look like up close and personal? [Read more]

Once (Darlinghurst Theatre Company) – A Melbourne theatre review by Alex First

A brilliant slice of musical theatre, Once has an inspiring, ear and eye-pleasing balance of heart and humour. [Read more]

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