Reviews
Cory Taylor: My Beautiful Enemy
In our final appraisal of the Miles Franklin shortlist, we review Brisbane author Cory Taylor's My Beautiful Enemy.
2 One Another
Spanish-born Artistic Director Rafael Bonachela is inspired by the musicians, writers and creatives who contribute to his work.
Hamlet
One actor's rushed delivery of lines undermines the subtleties of Shakespeare's language in this production of Hamlet.
Dark Mofo: Yo Gabba Gabba! Live!
Original, bizarre, colourful, thoroughly entertaining and enrapturing for adults and children alike.
Dark Mofo: Shorts
Shorts is a masculine, Australian exploration of some of the darkest aspects of the human psyche.
Melbourne Cabaret Festival: Bloodbath
An ambitious undertaking packed with gimmicks produces a grinding workhorse of a performance.
Joe Felber: Kontaktraum Ausländer (Space of Contact_Foreigner)
Migration, displacement and homeland have been articulated in this exhibition through the eyes of an explorer.
Milonga
Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui’s choreography is dangerous and athletic, with its slides and drags, showy lifts, spins and twirls.
Tim Winton: Eyrie
In the lead up to next week's announcement of the Miles Franklin literary award, we review Tim Winton's shortlisted novel,…
Richard Flanagan: The Narrow Road to the Deep North
Our coverage of the 2014 Miles Franklin shortlist continues with our review of Richard Flanagan’s post World War 2 saga.