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Tale of Two Harpies

Presented by Hothouse Theatre After a couple of crazy years, it’s a celebration of 3 companies working together and putting on a show! As part of

Indigenous community comes together to mark Overdose Awareness Day

While the rest of us bake, artists are making sense of COVID

People embrace through plastic screens and ancient traditions are reimagined as the pandemic reframes our vision of the world.

While the rest of us bake, artists are making sense of COVID

People embrace through plastic screens and ancient traditions are reimagined as the pandemic reframes our vision of the world.

Interview with Claire Atkins from SHIT – The Echo

SHIT – t he best theatre show you’ll see this year. I find most theatre boring. It’s a terrible admission. But I do. It drags, it feels forced, it seems like it comes from another world. Not this show. I saw SHIT last year and I was blown away. Incredible script. Incredible acting. I realised I love theatre. When it’s this good, there is nothing better! This month, the Drill Hall Theatre Company shines a light on a world most of us would rather ignore with Patricia Cornelius’s electrifying play SHIT. Directed by long-time NIDA teacher Liz Chance, the play revolves around the lives of three women who have slipped through the cracks; sentenced at birth to exist in a world that doesn’t care for them or about them, in a society that will cross the street to avoid them. They are tough, resilient, at times hilarious and truly heartbreaking. Performed by