HENRY LAWSON THEATRE Henry Lawson Theatre’s All Sorts  is an amazing celebration of theatre creatives. In this, its fifth iteration, the audience is treated to 8 original short plays performed by 22 passionate performers guided by 8 devoted directors. The plays are funny, thought provoking and delightfully Australian in their take on li fe. Photography Rebecca Fletcher & Jacqueline Felangue Act 1 opens with To Be Frank, Richie , a cheeky spoof on old school cricket fans. Sue

PACA Productions The whole evening at The Concourse had that lovely buzz you only get when a show genuinely means something to the people who’ve come to see it. Before the lights even dimmed, the foyer was awash with tiny Elsas—sparkling capes, careful plaits, and the kind of wide‑eyed anticipation that makes you remember the joy and magic of theatre. PACA’s Australian amateur premiere of Frozen  leans into that atmosphere beautifully. Once the show began, it was clear how mu

Wollongong Workshop Theatre Wollongong Workshop Theatre’s production of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night‑Time  is a stirring reminder of what community theatre can achieve when storytelling, creativity, and emotional intelligence converge. As an English teacher, I’m familiar with the original tale by Mark Haddon but up to this point had never seen a production of the Simon Stephens’ theatrical adaptation, so I approached this performance with equal measures of int