Reviews
Distillation: The art of Brett McMahon
An exhibition charting Brett McMahon's practice as it has developed over the last 15 years.
Unplugged Live - Alex Gow & Anne-Marie May
A perfect Sunday afternoon's entertainment.
War Crimes
Set in an Australian backwater country town, War Crimes is a scintillating portrait of Australian culture which takes no prisoners
L'Amante Anglaise
Beautifully poignant, emotionally powerful, and a little unnerving.
In Plain Sanskrit
The beauty and technical rigour of Indian dance reinterpreted by a divine couple.
David Bowie is
This landmark exhibition celebrates one of the world's most influential artists in music, fashion, film and performance.
The Cherry Orchard
A faithful version of this classic play which is strong on comedy but weaker on pathos.
Hamlet
Bell Shakespeare’s latest production successfully marries court intrigue with cold war politics.
Something Special, Something Rare
Black Inc's latest anthology is a wonderful selection of short stories by Australian women.
Erasure by Robert Hague
Erasure contains a rich conceptual dialogue conveyed through objects interwoven with art historical reference.