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Gillian Wills

Gillian Wills is an author and arts journalist who has published with ArtsHub, The Australian, Courier Mail, Limelight, Inreview, Australian Book Review and Griffith Review. Her memoir Elvis and Me: how a weary musician and a broken racehorse rescue each other, Finch Publishing was released in Australia, Canada, America, New Zealand and United Kingdom in 2016. Her debut novel Big Music, Hawkeye Publishing was released on the 1 October, 2024.

Gillian Wills's Latest Articles

Beilman and Tyson

Beilman and Tyson have a rare genius for interpretation.

Gillian Wills

Oct 25, 2016

Freddy Kempf

Immense emotional, technical and interpretative risk and deep engagement in Kempf's approach.

Gillian Wills

Oct 10, 2016

David Bowie: Nothing Has Changed

iOATA and Deborah Conway in David Bowie: Nothing Has Changed. Photograph by Robert Catto. Singer Deborah Conway told the audience…

Gillian Wills

Oct 6, 2016

Snow White

A gothic, murderous remake of an enduring fairy tale.

Gillian Wills

Sep 15, 2016

Australian Festival of Chamber Music Roundup

A whale of a time.

Gillian Wills

Aug 8, 2016

Australian Festival of Chamber Music

Reflections from the Australian Festival of Chamber Music.

Gillian Wills

Aug 4, 2016

The Barber of Seville

Rossini’s tongue-in-cheek, evergreen operatic comedy celebrates its 200th Anniversary.

Gillian Wills

Jul 11, 2016

QSO Plays Dvorak

Nemanja Radulovic is a gypsy-styled wizard of the violin.

Gillian Wills

Jul 5, 2016

Coppélia

Choreographer Greg Horsman has whisked Coppélia away from late eighteenth-century Galicia to Harndorf, South Australia.

Gillian Wills

Apr 28, 2014

Macbeth

Michael Attenborough's Macbeth emphasises violent war mongering at the expense of the production's psychological power.

Gillian Wills

Mar 31, 2014

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