Performing Arts
Musical review: Driftwood
A story of creativity, family and resilience that revolves about Jewish identity and diaspora.
Why classic cabaret still resonates
The 1930s remains a source of fascination for contemporary artists – why does the era keep drawing us back?
Opportunities and awards wrap
2024 Adelaide Biennale calls for curators plus winners at Australian Women in Music Awards and finalists of multiple book prizes…
First Nations arts leaders find hope in election result
The new Labor government's opening statements offer hopeful signs for two First Nations arts leaders.
Theatre review: HOW TO LIVE, (After you Die), Lynette Wallworth
A monologue about traversing religion, cults and conspiracies.
Northern Beaches artists open their doors
Creative Open, a new annual event, invites you to discover the vitality of the Northern Beaches’ artistic community.
Theatre review: King Lear Monster Show!
A dystopian future reimagined through Shakespeare’s immortal work offers a grim and disturbing world that is all too real.
Theatre review: The Return
A suspenseful and powerful new work about the repatriation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander remains.
Circus review: Interloper
A big-hearted, sweaty celebration of human connection.
Ablaze: with pioneering First Nations filmmaker, Bill Onus
Academic, advocate, performer and filmmaker Tiriki Onus discusses the film made by his grandfather William 'Bill' Onus and the documentary…