June 5, 2018
An intriguing blend of myth and dystopia, Pan is Dead unfolds in Arcada — A society where gender is obsolete, though hierarchies still exist between those […]
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June 5, 2018
Mental illness is an intricately difficult subject to broach when devising a performance. Even more so, when introducing comedy onto the stage. Hope Kennedy-Smith smartly manages […]
July 20, 2018
A modern revival of an age-old tale of lust, murder and deception, Hurst’s rendition of the Jacobean tragedy hones in on the story of Beatrice who […]
July 23, 2018
Dara is a beautiful example of why Prayas, New Zealand’s first Indian theatre company, has been able to climb the ladder and become a force to […]