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House of Rot
This isn’t simply a review of a cabaret. It’s an invitation to discover one of the year’s most surprising theatrical experiences.
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The Roommate
A riot in midlife rebellion that turns a standard sitcom setup into a dark, thrillingly unpredictable dance of psychological reinvention.
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Faith’s Top 5 with Rebecca McNamee
Faith chats to director Rebecca Massey about laughter, loneliness, lovable rogues and why Dirty Rotten Scoundrels is the perfect winter escape.
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Shooting Hedda Gabler
Can psychological entrapment replace Ibsen’s social prison? Secret House’s audacious Shooting Hedda Gabler makes a fascinating, frustrating case.
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Prima Facie
Powerful, gripping and devastatingly relevant, this remarkable revival proves why Prima Facie remains essential contemporary theatre today.
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Sister Act
A confident, joy‑fuelled take on Sister Act that centres women owning their story, their sound and the space they take up.
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Bangarra Dance Theatre- Sheltering
A powerful night of dance that cuts through misconceptions about First Nations communities and shows how culture, memory and Country remain fiercely alive.
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Cadaver Synod
Schemes ignite, ideals crumble, and humanity bleeds through power — a gripping descent into faith, ambition and history’s quiet brutality.
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Cinderella
Big laughs, tender moments, and sparkling performances combine to create a Cinderella experience that feels fresh, fun, and unforgettable.
