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Wagga Wagga Civic Theatre

Mamma Mia! The Musical

Over 60 million people worldwide have fallen in love with the characters, the story and the music that make Mamma…

New South Wales

18 Feb - 26 Feb 2022
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A triceratops made up of glass panels. It's lit up. Universal Kingdom: The Next Era.
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Universal Kingdom: The Next Era review: dinosaurs lit up as part of Illuminate Adelaide

A luminous installation of dinos big and small.

Lyn Dickens

Jul 14, 2025
two panels: on the left against a black background, a middle aged woman with short blonde hair, black turtleneck and denim jacket smiles at the camera. She has her hand in her pocket. on the right a picture of Stella Miles Franklin on a purple background and the title INCONVENIENT WOMEN by Jacqueline Kent
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Inconvenient Women reviewed – Australian literary cage-rattlers and trailblazers

From the suffragists to the feminist writers of the 1970s, this book navigates both their inconsistencies and their courage when…

Madeleine Swain

Jul 14, 2025
A man standing in front of a giant green hand. Desire Is a Machine.
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Desire Is a Machine review: an exploration of desire and mental health at Brisbane's Institute of Modern Art

An exhibition that surveys the nexus between desire and mental health.

Cindy Mayes

Jul 14, 2025
a brown enamelled steel tea pot with white writing on the side that says SPILL THE TEA ON THE COLONY. Kerry Klimm, CIAF 2025 Art Fair Showcase
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CIAF 2025 Art Fair Showcase reviewed – the Far North’s celebration of Indigenous culture

This year's Art Fair Showcase underlines the huge breadth of ideas and mediums in current First Nations art practice.

Madeleine Swain

Jul 12, 2025
Four performers bathed in red light have their hands in the air. They are in a huddle. Scenes of a Yellow Peril.
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Scenes from a Yellow Peril reviewed: QPAC show exploring systemic and structural racism

A show that uses verbatim words to depict scenes of violence and racism in Australia and New Zealand.

Lamisse Hamouda

Jul 12, 2025
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