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The Book of Everything
A beloved children’s classic returns to Belvoir with a production that balances laughter, danger and imagination, proving some stories only grow richer with age.
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The Jungle and the Sea
A sweeping theatrical journey through war, memory and belonging that transforms forgotten history into an unforgettable story of family, resilience and hope.
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The Birds
Blinding light. Total silence. Paula Arundell presents a masterclass in ecological dread will make you fear the very sky above Belvoir.
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Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead
Experience a communal act of mythmaking where cosmic poetry and bone-chilling suspense collide in Belvoir’s most ambitious, must-see staging yet.
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A Mirror
Step inside a controlled world where absurdity and danger collide — theatre that forces reflection, discomfort, and urgent attention.
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Faith’s Top 5 with Actor Eden Falk
Faith delves into Eden Falk’s insights on Bevoir’s ‘A Mirror’, where layered realities, sharp humour and hidden tensions collide onstage.
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Amplified: The Exquisite Rock and Rage of Chrissy Amphlett
Raw, electrifying cabaret channels Chrissy Amphlett’s feral charge, rewires expectations and leaves you roaring—read the review for the full blast.
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Dear Son
A work where men speak with rare clarity, the room shifts, and something long buried rises to the surface, steady and unmistakable.
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Faith’s Top 5 With Actor Kirk Page
Faith talks with Kirk Page about honesty, storytelling, fatherhood, and the cultural truth at the heart of Belvoir’s ‘Dear Son’ today