
There’s a room like any other. It has carpet. It has walls. It has glass doors. It has a ping-pong table.
There’s a man, like any other. He has limbs. And a voice. He has a head. He’s wearing an astronaut suit. more…

There’s a room like any other. It has carpet. It has walls. It has glass doors. It has a ping-pong table.
There’s a man, like any other. He has limbs. And a voice. He has a head. He’s wearing an astronaut suit. more…

New York city is a magical place. A place of grandeur and a place of dark desperation. There is a magic in the air – a fizziness that makes you dizzy – where the possibility of being somebody, or “making it” feels absolutely feasible. more…

As a child, on my stomach, I would breathe-in the pages of Coles Funny Picture Book. more…

beguiled past participle, past tense of be·guile (Verb)
Verb:
1. Charm or enchant (someone), sometimes in a deceptive way: “every prominent American artist has been beguiled by Maine”; “a beguiling smile”.
2. Trick (someone) into doing something. more…

It’s a race to the theatre the night I attend Bondi Dreaming. It’s raining. Rain brings with it, dull skies, slippery roads and a swell of drivers.
It’s OK I arrive at the theatre with 3 minutes to spare – the box office is backed up with punters. I still feel like I’m late – 3 years at least, not just the 8 minutes on the actual performance night. more…

Despite the fatigue that comes with the end of the year – there is a huge amount of energy and chatter around STC’s major show of the year. Traditionally the last show of the year is a cracker – Soderberg’s Tot Mom in 2009, Uncle Vanya in 2010 and this year Gross und Klein. more…

Jessica Bellamy is one of my favourite playwrights. more…