Melbourne
Marieke Hardy on making art anonymously
From public figure to anonymous creator and back again, Marieke Hardy stepped into the public sphere as Artistic Director of…
Review: Der Rosenkavalier, Melbourne Opera
A voluptuous, comedic romp where young love triumphs over all in the style only opera can provide.
'Beautiful vessels': plastinated bodies explore complexity, resilience and vulnerability
Is this exhibition dead wrong, or ethically considered? Melbourne exhibition of real bodies offers a lesson in science and wellbeing…
Projection art: transforming the everyday
Glow Winter Arts Festival returns for a fifth year, transforming the familiar environs of Malvern East after dark.
Review: The Kites of Tianjin, fortyfivedownstairs theatre
Featuring Wang Zheng-Ting, this show was a fitting finale to the inimitable brilliance of The Usefulness of Art concert series…
Review: Prehistoric, Meat Market
Elbow Room's Prehistoric is a stand-out piece of theatre.
Art lovers' house sold to support underprivileged students
A Melbourne couple’s house, left as a bequest to Monash University, sold for $1.91 million at auction; the money will…
Review: Mamma Mia!, Princess Theatre
Get your flares and platform boots out because 'Mamma Mia' is back...again...
Review: Carrion, Arts House
Justin Shoulder's recent work Carrion demonstrates the change-making potential of embodied performance.
Review: The Geography of Friendship by Sally Piper
We can't ever go back, but some journeys require walking the same path again.