Performing Arts
Review: Nothing, Salamanca Arts Centre
A dark and thought provoking work of theatre, skilfully brought to life by a talented team of creatives and performers.
Review: Arvo Part: Passio
This collaborative performance by Trinity College Choir and The Song Company demonstrates mature innovation.
Review: The Tragedy of King Richard II, National Theatre Live
Shakespeare at his most minimal.
Review: Amazing India, Dunstan Playhouse
A night of colour and enthusiasm.
Review: West Side Story, Arts Centre Melbourne
Many decades and hundreds of performances later it’s no wonder that the musical (touted and lauded as one of the…
Review: Forecast 2.0 The Singapore Project, Supercell Festival
Forecast 2.0 The Singapore Project explores identity in a contemporary, connected, click-bait world.
Art in opposition – creating theatre from the many
Workshopping theatre with actors of different levels of ability and diversity gave Didem Caia new insights into her practise.
Review: The Irrelevant Redundancy, MICF
A small, bird-bone figure with a mass of blonde hair, Maria Bamford looks the picture of demure innocence, but this…
Get creative these autumn school holidays!
Holidays are the ideal time for kids and teens to be involved and immersed in creative and expressive experiences.
Trend scouting – what's driving cultural entrepreneurship this year
VR and immersive experience are still leading the creative entrepreneurial sector, but bespoke – more human – creativity is on…