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‘Endgame’ is a strange comedy written in French, by Samuel Beckett in 1957. Of all his works, it was Beckett’s

‘CONFESSION: An Immersive Horror Experience’ is the latest concept from Dark Psychic Productions, one of Perth’s leading amateur theatre companies

‘Life after George’ is a new captivating drama, written in 2000 by Melbourne born, Hannie Rayson. Initially, she had to

‘Miss Saigon’ is a multi-award-winning love story. An audacious pop opera from the writers that brought us ‘Les Misérables’, Claude-Michel

‘Sex Cells’ is a bittersweet, semi-autobiographical, ADULT comedy by playwright Anna Longaretti. Anna Longaretti is a hairdresser for her husband’s

‘Class of ‘77’ was written in 2004, initially as a book, by Australian author, David Hines; he then added the

‘Toast’ is the third and latest production from the admirable Maiden Voyage Theatre Company. Written by award nominated playwright, Liz

‘Love Me Slender’ is a dark comedy by London playwright, Vanessa Brooks; it was first produced at Scarborough in 1996.

‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?’ was written in 1962, by one of America’s foremost modern playwrights, Edward Albee. Edward Franklin

‘Design for Living’ is a wicked, rarely staged comedy. It is one of 50 plays written by English playwright, composer,