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Exhibition review: 2025 Art Award, Lennox St Gallery

Inner Melbourne gallery serves a banquet of young Australian artistic talent.

Ash Brom

Jul 7, 2025

Two people, each are dressed in pink and green, and divided into two sections with their respective colours in the background. BullyBully.

Performance review: BullyBully, Sydney Opera House

An imaginative fun performance for the young and young at heart.

Sharon Willdin

Jul 7, 2025

Awoman in a blue dress is standing in front of a yellow door. A person in yellow is next to her. The backdrop is made of colourful shapes.

Ballet Review: ALICE (in wonderland), Crown Theatre, WA

This co-production between West Australian Ballet and Hong Kong Ballet revitalises Lewis Carroll's classic book.

Nanci Nott

Jul 7, 2025

The 7 Stages of Grieving: A young Aboriginal female performer kneels onstage against a black backdrop that has cursive white text written on it displaying words like Nation', 'Telling' and 'People'. She is holding a small sign that says 'reconciliation'.

Theatre review: The 7 Stages of Grieving, Subiaco Arts Centre

30 years after its premiere season sent lightning bolts through Australian theatres, this one woman play still strikes a chord.

Jo Pickup

Jul 7, 2025

Three people sit on a couch, a mousy woman in her 30/40s dressed in brown, an older woman in a turquoise housecoat and turban and a man in his 30/40s dressed in brown and facing off with the older woman. A coffee table is in front of them. Mother Play.

Theatre review: Mother Play, Southbank Theatre, The Sumner

Family ties that bind, loosen and break.

Thuy On

Jul 6, 2025