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“I don’t recall wishing that one day I would be a princess,” Princess Mary told reporters. “I wanted to be a veterinarian.”

With Denmark’s Queen Magrethe abdicating, Mary may come to fulfil an imaginative role as a local queen for Australians when her husband Prince Frederik accedes to the throne

Could it be the lighting or the toxidity of greasepaint? Whatever the reason, our opinionated thespians are forever ready to treat the proscenium arch as a pulpit and deliver sermons about the virtuous opinions they expect their audiences to embrace. From the STC to Cate Blanchett and the arts bureaucrats who hand out grants, being an insufferable prig appears to be an obligation

From state theatres and ballet companies to a brand new play by Patricia Cornelius, here are more potential highlights for your 2024 diary.

This is another legacy of John Howard and the neoliberal ideology he and his fans pursued despite the evidence

Linda Yaccarino had a pretty upbeat assessment of an interview in which the companys billionaire owner told advertisers to "go f**k yourself."

Linda Yaccarino had a pretty upbeat assessment of an interview in which the companys billionaire owner told advertisers to "go f**k yourself."

Government ‘very concerned’ by polarising referendum and Middle East tensions, and centre-right thinktank wrongfoots Coalition on energy

The world premiere adaptation of a revered Australian novel, a new work from playwriting royalty David Williamson, a high-camp Broadway musical hit, Justine Clarke as Julia Gillard, and a lockdown rom-com based on a true story all feature in the State Theatre Company’s 2024 season.

STCSA's 2024 offerings range from the intimate to the unabashedly glitzy. But they all share an idea, says Artistic Director Mitchell Butel.