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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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English
A powerful, intimate look at what happens when language becomes the barrier, the battleground and the doorway to a life you’re still claiming.
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Faith’s Top 5 with Actor Pedram Biazar
Faith talks with Pedram Biazar about English, exploring translation, identity, and the delicate work of playing a character caught between languages.
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The Sydney Theatre Awards: Winners
Sydney’s theatre community gathered in full force, celebrating a year of bold storytelling, standout performances and artists who pushed the city’s stages forward.
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The Sydney Theatre Awards : Nominees
The 2025 nominees capture a season buzzing with invention, ambition and quiet rebellion, making the upcoming event feel like a glimpse of theatre’s future.
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Cowbois
Cowbois blazes across the stage, a queer western fever‑dream where rebellion, desire, and freedom gallop side by side.
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The Face of Jizo
A powerful, moving journey through grief, survival, and love—The Face of Jizo captures the human cost of Hiroshima
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Eureka Day
A razor-sharp comedy about the messy clash of ideals, ego, and community, Eureka Day brilliantly captures the fractures beneath our best intentions.
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Glass Child
Glass Child is a raw, tender duet where movement speaks volumes, revealing the unseen threads of love, care, and lifelong sibling connection.