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Nearly six decades after it first burst onto Broadway in 1968, and 57 years after it shocked Sydney audiences with its Australian premiere, the rock musical Hair is returning to the Harbour City.
What if Macbeth wasn’t a Scottish king consumed by ambition, but a Disney Channel-style 13-year-old child star desperate to be famous? Yve Blake spills all about her new play, Mackenzie.
Described by The New York Post as “Broadway’s funniest new musical”, Tootsie will make its highly anticipated Australian debut at Leichhardt’s Teatro at the Italian Forum.
Lisa McCune stars as M’Lynn in Steel Magnolias at Theatre Royal Sydney from May 13- May 30. She tells us why the role hits close to home as a mother, and why being in Sydney is so special.
After a record season for Phantom of the Opera, what’s next for Handa Opera on Sydney Harbour?
A new era of musicals is about to hit Sydney’s biggest and best theatres. Here are the shows we think you should book.
That unmistakable opening Zulu chant, Nants’ Ingonyama, can only mean one thing: The Lion King has returned to Sydney, ready to captivate audiences. Read about our exclusive first look here.
The Lion King is the world’s highest-rated musical, and it roars back onto Sydney stages this year as it readies a strictly limited seasonal run at the Capitol Theatre in Haymarket from Saturday, April 18.
The world’s favourite murder mystery board game is coming to life in a new stage play at Theatre Royal, and it’s laugh-out-loud funny.
Anastasia the Musical is set to bring big numbers, decadent costumes and plenty of mystery and romance to Sydney. We dropped by the Lyric for a special preview of the show and a chance to chat with cast members before the excitement of opening night.
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