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.

Down Under from the UK as part of the Melbourne Comedy Festival, the Greek comedian has added an additional show to his tour.

Direct from Athens, the dramatic play inspired by Maria Callas, Melina Mercouri, and Medea, travels to Adelaide and Sydney this month.

Alexander and George Missailidis take up residence at Arts Centre Melbourne.

Director Stathis Grapsas’ once again gives a powerful voice to marginalised groups in society who are often left unheard.

Ahead of its return to the stage, the critically acclaimed three-woman play has been recognised for Best Ensemble and Direction.

Having adapted The Iliad into a one-man play, Humphrey Bower shares how he approached the cornerstone of western culture that remains alarmingly relevant to our times.

The London-based comedian came third among 89 participants in an international competition.

Stork Theatre Company’s artistic director, Helen Madden describes how Melbourne audiences are leading the way in a growing appreciation of the works of Homer.

Koraly Dimitriadis is taking centre stage this month in her new and provocative theatre show KORALY: ‘I say the wrong things all the time’.