Multiple outlets report that actress Paula Arundell discusses the challenges of performing a one-person show, following her appearance in The Birds. The coverage frames Arundell’s experience as part of a broader trend of solo productions landing on stages in major Australian cities. While the articles focus on her remarks about the demands of carrying a show as the only onstage performer, they also note that her production is among several recent one-person shows reaching audiences in Sydney. The reporting presents Arundell’s perspective as the main lens, describing the practical and performance-related difficulties that come with sustaining a full-length performance alone. At the same time, the outlets place the production within the wider theatre landscape, pointing to the growing visibility of one-person formats. Across the sources, the consistent emphasis is on Arundell’s account of the “big challenge” involved in doing the show, alongside the fact that The Birds represents another addition to the one-person genre presented in Sydney.