Melbourne
Film review: Lasting Impressions, IMAX Melbourne
Impressionist artworks explored through immersive 3D and animation, and set to music by Debussy, Ravel, Piaf and others.
Melbourne Art Fair 2025 program revealed, focused on being female-led and First Peoples art and design
Programming across gallery booths, video, installation, and an early-glimpse showcase, Melbourne Art Fair 2025 is driving new purpose.
Musical review: Bearded, Theatre Works
A queer musical set in the middle of Australia’s 2017 marriage equality debate.
Theatre review: IMAGINE LIVE, Arts Centre Melbourne
Based on Alison Lester's popular picture book, this production works for all the family.
Music review: Billie Marten, Corner Hotel
Billie Marten, the British folk singer-songwriter, shone bright despite a heckling crowd.Â
Theatre review: The Merry Wives of Windsor, Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne
Another tried and true staging of a Shakespeare comedy from The Australian Shakespeare Company.
Exhibition review: The Charge That Binds, ACCA
Uniting disparate strands of ecologically-engaged art, the exhibition covers vast geographical distances and pressing topics.
Vale James Simpson
The musical director, arranger and orchestrator was described as 'a remarkable, talented, humble, passionate, kind soul' by Casey Donovan.
Musical review: The 3 Little Pigs, National Theatre Melbourne
An adequate production, but one that could have been better.
Installation review: BIG Sculpture, St Kilda Trail
A perfect summer's day activity: public art finding in a beachside location.