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No Love Songs – Foundry Theatre (NSW)

Presented by Newtheatricals. Written by Kyle Falconer & Laura Wilde A heartfelt, gripping and musically rich exploration of young love and post-natal depression. Reviewed by Tessa MilesFoundry Theatre at Sydney LyricUntil 5 April, 2025Tickets: https://nolovesongs.com.au/ Type: Emotional, singer/songwriter, intimate, contemporary musical theatreIf you liked: The last Five Years, Once, Begin Again No Love Songs is […]

I Want It That Gay – Qtopia Sydney (NSW)

A nostalgic, hilarious, and heartfelt queer reimagining of pop music history

Jesus Christ Superstar – Capitol Theatre (NSW)

A high-octane performance that electrifies the stage with its audacious take on a timeless rock opera

Dead to Me: A Comedy Ghost Tour – Sydney Fringe Festival (2024)

A ghost tour on foot that explores Matt Bell’s dating nightmares – a blending of dark humour & sharp with on the bustling streets of Sydney

Things Hidden Since the Foundation of the World – NSW

An immersive, provocative, challenging multimedia murder mystery that utilises history and technology as storytelling tools.

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