State Theatre Company South Australia’s resident artist Elena Carapetis on the relevance of Shakespeare 400 years on, and her commitment to diverse stories on the stage.

Zoy Frangos describes how he got his big break, playing the quintessential traitor in the latest production of Jesus Christ Superstar.

Director Neil Gooding talks about Paris the rock opera written by the late great Jon English, which is coming to the Melbourne Recital Centre this week.

George Kapiniaris and Gabriel Rossi’s comedy gala will take you back to the 90s.

Maria Mercedes is about to play the ‘Greek Goddess’ on stage; this is the backstory.

Controversial comedy Wages of Fear in Metanoia Theatre from 20 to 29 June.

Returning for a third season, Irine Vela’s Poetic License breaks the notion of a white, middle-class society and explores the true fabric of Australian society on the stage.

As Gregory Andreas’ play Wogs In Love returns to the stage, he reflects on his attempts to break stereotypes and challenge the audience’s notion of Greek characters.

Starring Maria Mercedes, the cabaret show will bring to life Melina Mercouri’s captivating personality through song.

Paul Capsis invites us to come to the Cabaret, where he plays the iconic part of the Emcee, with the flair of a man who knows what it means to face adversity.