The Art of Farce
Despite its ancient roots, farce remains a popular theatrical genre today. From classic plays like "Noises Off" to modern films like "Bridesmaids," fa…
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A Guide to the Practical Application of Artificial Intelligence for Theatremakers
While there are potential challenges and limitations to the use of AI, it's clear that AI has the potential to revolutionize the way theatremakers cre…
5 Australian Clothing Brands and Their Theatre Show Counterparts
Here you have it, five Australian clothing stores and their matching musical theatre shows. Whether you're a fashionista or a musical theatre buff (or…
The Perfect Theatre Programme: A Beginner’s Guide
Creating the perfect theatre programme takes time and effort, but it's worth it to create a unique and memorable keepsake for your audience.
Rhubarb: British Theatre’s Nonsense Word
While the use of "rhubarb" to denote nonsense may seem random and arbitrary, it has a long history in the theatre. This word, once used to simulate a …
Imagining a Solar Eclipse Inspired Stageplay
Solar eclipses have captured our imaginations for centuries, inspiring everything from films to music. By tapping into the drama and wonder of these c…
Barry Humphries: The Legacy of a Theatrical Genius
Barry Humphries' influence on Australian and international theatre cannot be overstated. His iconic characters have entertained audiences for more tha…
Magical Realism in Theatre: A Beginner’s Guide
Magical realism is a genre that has found a natural home on the stage, with a number of plays and musicals using its elements to explore complex theme…
How to Create the Perfect Epic Theatre
Epic theatre is a form of drama that aims to intellectually stimulate the audience by creating a distance or alienation from the play. This approach i…
9 Public Domain Comedy Plays to Read
These nine classic comedy plays are sure to bring a smile to your face and a laugh to your lips. From Shakespeare to Wilde, from Molière to Jonson, t…