Australia
Review: MSO – Beethoven 5, Hamer Hall
A famous performance of classical music’s most famous composition.
Review: Supernatural, White Rabbit Gallery
The best work in this exhibition draws from the country’s deeper heritage to create an eloquent throughline for the viewer.
Celebrating our City of Literature
In the ten years since Melbourne joined the UNESCO Creative Cities Network, how has the literary sector changed, and what…
Review: The Overcoat, Downstairs Theatre
Aspirations, egos, classes and tones all clash in The Overcoat – a title as innocuous as it is tragic.
On the Move: latest appointments and resignations
Yirra Yaakin's Artistic Director steps down, MELT: Festival of Queer Arts and Culture appoints Guest Director, and more.
More international tourists flock to art than wineries, casinos or sport
International arts tourism has grown at a higher rate than overall international tourism over the last five years, according to…
Review: The Wharf Revue 2018: Déjà Revue, Sydney Theatre Company
The familiar awfulness of Australian politics is clearly a curse but the familiarity of the revue itself is a mixed…
Review: My Country by David Marr, Black Inc.
David Marr’s anthology, My Country, burns the names of those who fall under his crosshairs into their political headstones.
Review: Twelfth Night, Southbank Theatre
MTC’s take on Shakespeare’s tale of desire, love and disguise has a stellar cast but is worth going to for…
Review: Broadway Bound, New Theatre
Laughter and intensity are blended in the third part of Neil Simon's trilogy.