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The Australian actor opens up on theatre as community service, bringing mental illness to the stage and the deep desire by mothers to be seen by their children
<strong>Melbourne Theatre Company, Sumner theatre<br></strong>Max McKenna is superb in the tricky role of Anna, a young woman tormented by mental illness, while Nadine Garner is magnificent as Anna’s weary mother
The MTC's adaptation of the multi award-winning play about teenage mental illness, The Almighty Sometimes, is sensitive and nuanced.
Our reviewers give their verdict on Sydney Festival’s first batch of shows, including Send For Nellie; A Bucket of Beetles; Il Tabarro; Smashed: The Nightcap; Encantado; and Bananaland.
On stage, Kate Miller-Heidke’s self-deprecating sense of humour is clear - the audience laughs at her jokes about the high register of her voice.