Interviews
How did Geelong become Australia’s first and only UNESCO City of Design?
Geelong Design Week puts the regional city's design culture in the spotlight. But how did it become a global design…
Australia needs an Off-Broadway. The Hayes Theatre is the answer.
For Richard Carroll and Victoria Falconer, musical theatre isn't a commercial pursuit – it's a living, unruly art form.
Theatre on the silver screen: ‘Not till you’ve seen one do you understand how accessible it is’
National Theatre's stage-to-cinema program brings some of the world's biggest actors and productions to Australia.
Dead As a Dodo descends into the underworld: ‘That's what puppetry brings – an easy way in’
Arriving this week at Brisbane Festival, the international hit Dead as a Dodo uses puppetry to draw audiences into a…
5 questions with… Nadine Browne, author of Gone Guru
When Joyce Carol Oates said her memoir was a 'dead baby', Western Australian author Nadine Browne took that sting of…
Werewolf turns a party game into immersive theatre: ‘Every night is so completely different’
The hit production Werewolf arrives in Australia for Brisbane Festival.
Mackenzie found a new generation of Shakespeare fans – now, it’s going national
In 2027, Bell Shakespeare is taking Yve Blake's Y2K twist on Macbeth on the road.
Take another bow: Encore celebrates Australian icons
From Archie Roach’s denim vest to Kylie’s hotpants, the Australian Performing Arts Museum's latest exhibition offers up an Aladdin’s cave…
5 questions with… Lorrie Graham, legendary photojournalist
The veteran Australian photojournalist reflects on five decades behind the lens, and why trust matters more than ever.
Patrick Brammall and Brendan Cowell on Last Seen: ‘It works in a way that we don’t expect’
For stars Patrick Brammall, Brendan Cowell and Chloe Jean Lourdes, the new thriller Last Seen is set apart by its…