Bleeding Tree News Today

International film fest launching August in Cranbrook

The brutality of the Australian landscape is evoked to tell a story of love, loss and renewal in Into the Shimmering World by Angus Cerini, presented by Sydney Theatre Company.

<strong>Wharf 1, Sydney Theatre Company<br></strong>The third part in Angus Cerini’s Australian gothic trilogy deftly explores Australian male insecurity, postcolonial soul-searching and global heating

Producers John Frost for Crossroads Live and Shake & Stir Theatre Co have today shared the cast line-up for their extensive 2024 tour of Agatha Christie's

Part three of our 2024 preview series for the performing arts includes a three-part theatrical epic, a one-woman Dracula, and opera in a sports stadium.

The 15 plays, 11 of which are by Australian writers, includes a 'cine-theatre' staging of Dracula, a co-pro with Dublin's Gate Theatre, and a new production of the musical Dear Evan Hansen.

Starling’s account of family life is riveting and narrated with grace and honesty, counterpointing the personal with the mythic

Andrew Bovell's play, Things I Know to Be True, has received critical acclaim and commercial success. It's a jot to experience.

The Bleeding Tree stars a talented WA First Nations cast, and is a memorably poetic, award-winning production. 

The Bleeding Tree by Angus Cerini is a play that hits you like a shot to the head. And now, it’s returning to Perth with an all First Nations cast and a First Nations director. Ian Michael and Karla Hart discuss what drew them to The Bleeding Tree, and what it's been like to return.