Set in a dark world and exploring the tough decisions teenagers are going to face, Happy Meals, Happy Kids hits the stage at Daramalan College for one night only, Friday 26 May.
A declining parental figure, the aftermath of a shooting, and the power of the sibling bond intertwine in Canberra Repertory’s newest production, Crimes of the Heart.
A harrowing look into how Australia’s legal system treats women during a sexual assault and harassment trials, Prima Facie has been adapted for both West End and Broadway.
CW brings you the latest in arts and entertainment news from around the Canberra region. Highlights this week include a dance workshop and the return of REP.
Through puppets and animation, children are invited to tackle some of life’s biggest issues, including loss and climate change, when Tim Watt’s theatre shows come to Canberra.
For many women over a certain age, old is a dirty word, however, renowned Canberra multidisciplinary artist Judith Clingan believes it shouldn’t be. Combining her lived experience and that of other women, she created Threshold
The diverse sounds of cinema, video games and far-reaching cultures come together in one powerhouse performer, Hayat Selim. The Egyptian-born composer, vocalist, and songwriter travels to Australia for the first time with Mirage, coming to The Street Theatre on Thursday 16 February.
When dining at a restaurant, do you find yourself overhearing snippets of conversation and wondering what’s going on in someone’s life? At Dinner gives you permission to eavesdrop on personal conversations without breaking any social rules.
CW brings you the latest in arts and entertainment news from around the Canberra region. Highlights this week include Canberra REP cancelling their first show of the year and a new award ceremony.
The upstairs loft of the Canberra Repertory Theatre (REP) houses thousands of memories stored in coats, dresses, buttons, and scarves. Jeanette Brown has been their caretaker for the past 35 years, cleaning them, restoring them if like look a bit rusty or shabby, and helping them find their homes after a play has ended.
Who would have thought an argument over the cost of garters would see the birth of the capital’s oldest theatre company? The Canberra Repertory Theatre (REP) has played an important role in the history of the local arts scene, and this year celebrates 90 years of continuous performances.
