Performing Arts
The White Prince
The White Prince is a jolt of electricity to contemporary dance, daring its audience to follow it down the path…
Do we need a National Indigenous Theatre?
The new conversation about a National Australian Theatre has a feeling of deja vu for Indigenous performers who have long…
Young performers grapple with mortality and manhood
A new series of forums presented by St Martins Youth Arts Centre explores young people’s thoughts about death and masculinity.
Wish
A play that courageously uses multiple languages to explore the boundaries between humans and animals.
Death at Intervals
Death at Intervals offers a series of snapshots of what happens in one town when death is put on hold.
Carmen
This is a Carmen that will appeal to all comers, whether armchair critics who like to compare productions, or those…
Let's Get it On: The Life and Music of Marvin Gaye
The finale finally sees the audience standing up, singing and dancing to Dancing in the Street.
Sunshine on Leith
The back catalogue of Scottish outfit The Proclaimers takes prime position in this assemblage of three intertwined love stories.
Developing the potential of the digital revolution
The recent Remix conference explored how technology and entrepreneurship are remaking culture in the information age.
Scenes from an Execution
In a highly relevant undertaking, this play questions the extent to which government funding should influence the art produced.