The show was spectacular. A glorious night out for everyone to enjoy, and the themes covered in the show of the ‘Hollywood industry’ still feel quite relevant today.

This is the tale of two influential women, whose lives are being turned upside down by the war but they are still doing their duty.

Before their opening night, we got a chance to talk to the stars of Avenue Q, Ross Hanford as Princeton and Amberly Cull as Kate Monster, without a doubt the most fun I’ve…

Avenue Q is not your run of the mill ‘puppet show’, made up of a wonderfully talented cast, as they teach the audience life lessons about being an adult.

An enjoyable experience, two shows in one, double the entertainment, and one great night.

The show was good, a variety of characters all getting their moment to shine, with excellent use of lighting to enhance the story.

This was incredible to watch and experience, right from the very first scene, this was a chilling comedy that left you wanting for more.

Murdoch Theatre Company's take on Dracula should be applauded, it was a beautiful rendition and a excellent start to The Gothics series.

We got the opportunity to talk to the amazing Wendy Mae Brown before opening night of Ghost the Musical, and here’s what she shared.

Wendy Mae Brown, an incredibly talented actress with an illustrious career, says that playing Oda Mae Brown in Ghost the Musical is the role of a lifetime.