Performing Arts
Theatre review: Roman Tragedies, Adelaide Festival
Three Shakespearean plays performed back to back over six hours, and exquisitely performed, makes for electrifying theatre.
The Seagull
Many fine elements combine to make this classic of Russian theatre relatable for a modern audience.
onefivezeroseven
Dance, drama, humour, manifesto – vital for those interested in modern teenage life, and even more so for those who…
Cultural appropriation is rehashed colonialism
A Melbourne Now exhibit trivializes and fetishizes the culture from which it borrows.
Bigmouth
Great political speeches are deftly edited together and powerfully, though sometimes unsubtly, performed in this one man show.
Pretty Peepers - The untraditional cabaret
Something quite different for fans of burlesque.
Speaking in Shades of Black
Aboriginal culture is being reframed through a new appreciation of Indigenous language.
Matilda the Musical coming to Australia
Australian Tim Minchin's musical scooped awards in London and NY. Now his home country will see what the fuss is…
Australia Council announces its top honors for 2013
The 2013 Visual Arts Awards go to two of Queensland’s best, both women who have made a difference through their…
QSO’s upbeat over board appointments
Dual board appointment engenders enthusiasm for Queensland Symphony Orchestra.