Australia
Swift-moving melodrama promises gothic thrills
Inverting the clichés of Paris as the City of Love, Gary Abrahams’s latest play is an intense tale of murder…
Hahan's punkish collision of comics and high art
With the quirky title 'Internationalism = less than 24 hour weekend', Indonesian artist Hahan rocks Sydney’s commercial circles.
Le Noir: The Dark Side of the Cirque
Following a sold out world tour, this electrifying performance arrives in Brisbane for its Australian premiere at QPAC.
Jenny Valentish: Cherry Bomb
At once a bildungsroman and a searing examination of the fallout of middle-class living, Valentish’s Cherry Bomb is a page-turner
'Charles Darwin' to make appearance at Sydney Antiques Festival
The Sydney Antiques Fair is back in 2014 and is set to attract thousands of buyers.
Brisbane boys behave badly in rock’n’roll comedy
A new play for anyone who's ever been let down by their favourite band, or their best friends.
Would you like to book a room?
Like touring rock stars, Spring 1883, Melbourne's alternative art fair, sets up shop inside The Windsor Hotel.
A son’s grief inspires Griffin premiere
Playwright Campion Decent grapples with love and loss in a new play sparked by the death of his parents.
A rare close-up with Chuck
MCA brings American artist Chuck Close to Sydney for this year’s International Art Series blockbuster.
The Importance of Being Earnest
The strength of the text and a good lead performance are enough to make this witty satire an entertaining night…