Sean Maroney

Abstract INTRODUCTION RESULTS DISCUSSION MATERIALS AND METHODS Acknowledgments Supplementary Materials REFERENCES Information & Authors Metrics & Citations View Options References Figures Tables Media Share Abstract Staphylococcus aureus secretes a family of serine protease–like enzymes (SplA to SplF) that resemble eukaryotic granzymes, yet the mechanism by which amino-terminal processing activates this subclass has remained unresolved.

Photos by Brett Boardman The Man with the Iron Neck didn’t begin with the curtains going up or the curtains going down. There are no curtains; no hiding from the urgent, ongoing tragedy this production explores. The Man with the Iron Neck is a physical theatre piece about legacies of Indigenous suicide and of pushing on. It is written by Ursula Yovich, directed by Josh Bond and Gavin Robins, and presented by Legs on the Wall.

‘Home’ can mean different things to different people. For me, home is where the heart, bed and eggs are. But for Geoff Sobelle, the creator and director of HOME (presented at Roslyn Packer Theatre as a part of Sydney Festival) home is a spectacle of ridiculousness, chaos, repetition and deeply odd beauty. HOME oversees the building of an entire house on stage, with sections and materials brought in variously by actors and stagehands.