Performing Arts
Jane McKernan: Mass Movement
A pleasurably physical work that ultimately offers little to engage with.
Tartuffe: The Hypocrite
Classical rhyming couplets reforged into a profane Aussie vernacular could be a disaster, but Fleming's production triumphs.
Will Sydney see a floating Sphinx in 2015?
Verdi’s Egyptian opera Aida has been announced as the next instalment in the Handa Opera on Sydney Harbour program.
A Little Touch of Chaos
By turns hilarious and poignant, A Little Touch of Chaos is cleverly structured, prosaic, observant and entertaining.
Utzon Music Series: Bo Skovhus and Simone Young
Young was a colourful presence on the piano, Skovhus hit the top of his range with sweet melancholy.
White Porcelain Doll
Prying Eye Productions use dance, theatre and video to create an unsettling piece inspired by real-life horror stories.
Arts Minister orders opera review
Senator George Brandis has appointed a three-member panel to determine if $32 million in federal funding is being well spent.
Glass half-full for State Opera SA
Adelaide opera-goers are booking for the full Philip Glass Trilogy, rather than for individual operas as expected.
Unlock your future at the National Art School Open Day
The National Art School Open Day will give visitors a unique way to discover the range of programs on offer…
Heading for new directions in Rome
Sydney artist Mason Kimber has returned refocused and reinvigorated following a residency in Rome.