Performing Arts
Theatre review: At What Cost?, Belvoir
A timeless tragedy that prompts questions about land and (Indigenous) identity.
Theatre review: The Wedding Singer, Arts Centre Melbourne
A fizzy delight of a show: sweet and effervescent.
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Theatre review: SLUTNIK™, Theatre Works
Glitter bomb lesbian separatists evacuate planet Earth
Vale Glenn Wheatley
The musician turned manager was one of the most significant figures in the Australian music industry in the last 50…
Theatre review: The Museum of Modern Love, Seymour Centre
Playing with the entangled possibilities of art, life and love.
25 new galleries and theatres opening in 2022
Despite delays and persistent pandemic knock backs, new galleries and theatres opening in 2022 assure sector optimism.
Theatre review: He/r, fortyfivedownstairs
Navigating the tender and secret language of queer connections.
Theatre review: StrawBrain, Fringe World
An endearing but flawed musical about coming to terms with one’s identity.
Performance review: The Acoustic Life of Boatsheds, Big hART
Ferry-boarded to encounter original performances inspired by the boatsheds, workshops and waterways of Sydney.