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American Buffalo

The director's intellectual understanding of the play somehow fails to translate to the stage in this famous work by David…

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Mein Kampf

Expert direction, dynamic performances, dazzling writing and design create a biting, clever and inspiring comedy.

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Queensland Orchestra shoots for the stars (literally)

The Queensland Symphony Orchestra will aim high in a concert series merging orchestra classics with astronomy this November.

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Hedda Gabler

This production has not so much given new meaning to the work, as it has simply allowed a space for…

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Acrobat: A Dining Room Tale

David Chong's Dining Tale was a gift of a man’s childhood memories of family and youth told in the most…

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Dancing on the precipice

WA choreographer Rachel Arianne Ogle will debut her new major work precipice, a feat in physicality, sound & visual installation.

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Art is worth less in the age of Spotify – and not just financially

When the consumer can delete at the push of a button royalties are drastically reduced and artistic worth is liquified.

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Loveplay

The exuberance and camaraderie between the collective members is palpable in their excellent timing and generous performances.

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National Instagram Award: Australian Life

Art & About Sydney and Tourism Australia are hosting an Instagram competition showcasing the best images of Australian life.

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Anonymous book reviews don’t foster our literary culture

In running anonymous reviews, the mainstream media sacrifices a crucial point of difference from online trolls and avatars.

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