Idea: history
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The Drover’s Wife feels completely at home on the Joan Sutherland Theatre stage. Leah Purcell’s Molly Johnson remains a formidable presence throughout: a woman surviving the brutality of the Australian bush, protecting her children and navigating a world shaped by violence, racism and increasingly complicated questions about her own identity. The performances across the company…
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Two men. Dozens of baseball caps. One wildly inaccurate musical about the inventor of the printing press. Gutenberg! The Musical! turns theatrical inadequacy into its greatest strength, using almost nothing to show just how much theatre can create when imagination does the heavy lifting. There is something deeply ridiculous about believing you can create something…
