Rather than learning to cook kimchi under the loving guidance of the mother she has dreamt up, Hannah quickly finds herself at odds with the real Umma, who seems more interested in the everyday workings of her convenience mart than spending quality time with her daughter.
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PICKLED follows the story of two queer Lebanese brothers, Sammy and Yousif, who reunite after their mother’s untimely death.
The irreplicability of the show is perhaps its most remarkable aspect. The intimate audience is witness to an ephemeral display of emotion, invention and dialogue.
N.B. This review features minor spoilers Achingly beautiful and gut-wrenchingly tragic, Tommy Murphy’s seminal queer play Holding the Man is…
Commenting on the play, director Lee Lewis said, “Tiny Beautiful Things is about every person on the planet and every…
Intertwining the digital and the tangible, Feminazi attempts to critique man-hating lesbians in a tongue-in-cheek manner, coming to the conclusion that intersectionality is necessary and nothing is as clear cut as it seems.
Thomas Weatherall’s writing and theatrical debut is heartbreaking, passionate and devastating.
The Italians is both grounded and surreal in presenting the Italo-Australian Sydney diaspora.
Victoria Zerbst spoke to Australian director Simon Stone.
Joel Hillman and Charlie O’Grady felt complicit in a trainwreck.
