Performing Arts
Review: 52 Hertz at Blue Room Theatre
Tragedies of modern relationships reflected in the forlorn existence of a lost whale in this play by Terence Smith.
Review: The Great War at Adelaide Festival
The horrors of the Western Front are evoked in miniature and to haunting effect, in this uneven but technically striking…
Review: Thyestes at Adelaide Festival
Simon Stone’s breakthrough production now feels like something of a museum piece.
Is the art of feminism unfinished business?
A big question deserves a big response. Following International Women’s Day, we look at the conversation of gender equality today.
Review: In The Club at Adelaide Festival
STCSA commissioned Patricia Cornelius to write about football and sexual misconduct. The result is a powerful piece of theatre.
Additional $1 million a year promised for South Australian artists
A bipartisan promise to increase grants funding for artists has been made by the major parties in the lead up…
Review: shake & stir theatre co present Green Day’s American Idiot
shake & stir theatre co and QPAC’s successful Australian Premiere of American Idiot in 2017 created enough interest to send…
Review: White Spirit
A display of pure human expression that transcends language barriers by Ensemble Al Nabolsy & the Whirling Dervishes of Damascus.
Arts summit called in NSW
Arts sector representatives are invited to attend a summit in Sydney on 23 March to discuss the state’s future investment…
Applause: recent winners
2018 Book of the Year Awards longlist revealed; Australian quilting celebrated internationally; Montalto Sculpture Prize 2018 winner revealed, and more.