Performing Arts
Hamlet review: stunningly imaginative ballet
Queensland Ballet delivers a faithful narrative and highly-charged interpretation of Shakespeare’s Hamlet within a beautifully danced production.
Meet the Members: Deborah Leiser-Moore, performance-maker, director and lecturer
Deborah Leiser-Moore discusses performance, the body and the importance of lifelong learning.
House of Rot review: decadent but divine dilapidation
Paul Capsis and Adam Noviello bring big performances and excellent pipes in House of Rot.
Ganesh Versus the Third Reich review: a stunning return of theatre at its best
Back to Back Theatre’s Ganesh Versus the Third Reich is theatre of rare and mythic excellence.
First Nations dance – who inherits the future?
The recent Australian Dance Biennale has brought out critical questions about authority and leadership, argues Blakdance's Merindah Donnelly.
Cult band Angine de Poitrine and the line between tribute and imitation
In the age of the algorithm, imitation is no longer just a matter of homage.
Meet the Members: Alonso Pineda, theatre director
Mexico-born Alonso Pineda's work spans theatre, circus, live events and film.
Australian Dance Summit finds a sector at a crossroads
As part of the Australian Dance Biennale, the sector gathered to discuss what comes next.
Suzy Eddie Izzard is Hamlet – and the readiness is all
Suzy Eddie Izzard talks to ArtsHub about playing 23 characters in Hamlet and what she's learned from performing the play.
Tirra Lirra By the River review: Toni Scanlan delivers a formidable performance
This new adaptation of the classic novel Tirra Lirra by the River is cluttered at times, but anchored by a…