The Stage

Australia has a rich history of Jewish performers ad productions

For who and what is haoppening check below

An American in Paris: a theatre review by Alex First

Once you learn that Robbie Fairchild was a principal dancer at the New York City Ballet you can understand why he glides so effortlessly across the stage in a stellar display as the centrepiece of An American in Paris. [Read more]

Girl from the North Country: a theatre review by Alex First

Set during the Great Depression, Girl from the North Country is a brilliantly conceived and executed theatrical production, featuring the music and lyrics of Bob Dylan. [Read more]

The Heartbreak Choir: a theatre review by Alex First

A delightful, poignant, funny, uplifting play with music, The Heartbreak Choir charms its way into our hearts. [Read more]

Matador la experienca, at Melbourne’s Meat Market reviewed by Alex First

Matador la experienca has taken the best of Matador and stepped it up a notch to create a totally electrifying and immersive showcase of talent. [Read more]

Killing Katie: Confessions of a Book Club – a theatre review by Hila Tsor

Killing Katie: Confessions of a Book Club begins through the narrative voice of Linda (Bron Lim) who meets up with her fitness obsessed friend Sam Andrews (Georgina Symes) to talk about the past, and present. [Read more]

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