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Arts Hub theatre critic Nicholas Hansen reviews the original season of Hello, Goodbye & Happy Birthday which plays at Riverside Theatres July 27 – 29, 2017 as part of a national tour.

Check out our exclusive interview as classical music superstars Simon Tedeschi and Roger Benedict reveal all about their working relationship, being hopeless romantics and more, ahead of their concert in July.

Our audiences thought the opening of Erth’s Prehistoric Aquarium last night was DINO-MITE! They were absolutely EN-RAPTOR-ED with the amazing giant puppets and stunning visual effects.

Sharp Short Theatre, Riverside’s annual schools short play competition, is now in its 3rd year of providing a platform to students 18 years and under from all over NSW to showcase their talents and tell their own stories on a professional stage.

The Director of Riverside Theatres, Robert Love, has been recognised for his service to the performing arts as part of the Queen’s Birthday Honours list.

Remaining a vital masterwork 20 years after it was penned by Wesley Enoch and Deborah Mailman, is a new adaption of The 7 Stages of Grieving. Wesley Enoch reflects on the evolution of his play.

Guest writer, Liane Morris, experiences a live theatre production on screen for the first time and shares her thoughts of the experience.

Award-winning producer, Joe Avati, has put together another show, Straight Outta Compo, starring the guys from Here Come The Habibs and Fat Pizza (Rob and Tahir), plus George Kapiniaris from Wogs out of Work and Joe Avati himself.

Behind the Lines celebrates the role of political cartoonists in Australia and highlights the power that their drawings have in contributing to our daily political and social discourse. A travelling version of this exhibition will be coming to Riverside and run from May.

Sit back, relax and escape into four sublime days of all things French – French contemplation, French travel, French romance, French laughter and even some French dreaming.