Arts, Screen & Stage

Seven teenagers from a small town go away on a weekend camping trip to have a bit of fun. When they return home they find that their town has been taken over by a heavily armed invasion force. The teens form a guerilla army to fight back.
 

With rambling drunks, cross-dressing characters and a love triangle, Bell Shakespeare's Twelfth Night could be described as bogan-meets-literature.
 

Burlesque is the art of striptease that walks the fine line between erotica and theatrics. "It's the way you actually remove the garments," explains Dawn Lindsay, co-producer of the burlesque show, Shimmy Shake .
 

If you've ever sworn you see the curtains at your neighbour's place move as you pull out of your driveway or seen the odd eyeball peaking through a knot in the fence, The City is sure to feed all of your domestic paranoia, take you on a dramatic ride and give you a few laughs along they way. Director Adena Jacobs together with Red Stitch Actors Theatre tackles The City, a trip through the psychological minefield of urban life by playwright Martin Crimp.