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UQ Anthropology Museum

Shields: Design and functionality

UQ Anthropology Museum presents the major collection exhibition Shields: Design and functionality, celebrating over 130 Aboriginal shields from throughout the…

Brisbane

23 Feb - 4 Sep 2026

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Bell Shakespeare's Julius Caesar. Photo: Brett Boardman.

Julius Caesar review: Et tu, Bell Shakespeare?

Despite missteps, Bell Shakespeare’s latest look at Julius Caesar still proves compelling.

Stephen A Russell

Apr 28, 2026

John Brack x Noel McKenna exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery: a woman dressed in black is sitting on a gallery bench looking at a range of small paintings hung on the gallery walls . One wall is a deep purple colour, the other is white.

John Brack x Noel McKenna review: National Portrait Gallery’s masterful pairing of two great Australian painters

The shared interests of two Australian artists prove a fitting portal through which to explore their unique artistic voices.

Jo Pickup

Apr 27, 2026

Chihiro Nomura as Lucy Westenra in Dracula in 2020. Photo: Bradbury Photography.

Dracula review: a lingering kiss from the West Australian Ballet

This Dracula is a stylish interpretation of the classic and seemingly immortal gothic thriller.

Dr Diana Carroll

Apr 20, 2026

Sororicidal review: Edwina Preston mines the very relatable desire to kill your sister

After her breakout novel Bad Art Mother, Edwina Preston turns her eye to the love-hate relationship between sisters.

Lisette Drew

Apr 20, 2026

Adelaide Symphony Orchestra's Dean Newcomb. Photo: Carmen Alcedo.

In the Quiet review: Adelaide Symphony Orchestra premieres a superb concerto

With the world premiere of a blistering concerto and the Australian debut of a powerhouse young conductor, In the Quiet…

Dr Diana Carroll

Apr 20, 2026