We’re thrilled to have Toby back at Belvoir in 2017. Ahead of his role in THE ROVER, the actor recalls his first encounter with Aphra Behn’s 1677 classic.

Megan Wilding wins 2017 Balnaves Award

Megan Wilding wins 2017 Balnaves Award

Warm the winter with this fiery 'battle of the sexes' comedy

We farewell an extraordinary individual, whose story graced our stages earlier this year.

Open Letter to Greg Hywood, CEO Fairfax Media

Glorious storytelling from Indian Ink

…leaving behind a pretty special legacy.

Brenna Hobson appointed Executive Producer of the National Theatre of Scotland

Brace yourself for this post-apocalyptic, Simpsons musical extravaganza you didn’t even know you’ve been waiting for.

Our favourite rom-com is back!

Entries now open for The Balnaves Foundation Indigenous Playwright’s Award at Belvoir

...and hosted a workshop for its drama students.

And we've got seven reasons why...

The costume designer behind ‘Mark Colvin’s Kidney’ discusses the creative license involved in dressing real-life people, and the key to recreating Elle Macpherson’s look.

Tommy Murphy tackles a remarkable true story with ‘Mark Colvin’s Kidney’, which spans the 2011 phone hacking scandal, an unlikely friendship, and an extraordinary gift.

Ahead of ‘Mark Colvin’s Kidney’ hitting our stage, international correspondent for ABC, Sally Sara, pays tribute to her colleague and discusses the changing nature of their profession.

As Australian citizens, the truth of what began in 1788 belongs to all of us.

We couldn’t be prouder of The Drover’s Wife and Faith Healer.

Give until it hurts

Ahead of his appearances at Belvoir, Tom Ballard talks our shameful immigration history, and balancing the humour and the fury.

'I get in to the theatre early and do the usual thespian ritual to the theatre gods.'

'For a comedian, the audience is everything. If they don't laugh, you have failed. You are a failure. A miserable failure.'

'The biggest mishap would be when part of the set started falling, the sound desk stopped working, and then the light started making funny noises like it was about to fall from the rig'

Relive the magic of Jasper Jones on stage

Theatre-making team of Holly Austin, Adriano Cappelletta and Jo Turner win the Philip Parsons Fellowship

An intimate portrait of a father and daughter on the road

'I love Opening Night. I do not dread it at all. I embrace it. I think it’s the athlete in me.'

Comedy favourite tackles the big questions in refugee policy

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