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Incognito art sale where everything goes for $100

More than 3500 works are still up for grabs from the Incognito Art Show, with funds going to two studios…

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Theatre review: Jailbaby, Griffin Theatre

An unflinching look behind prison doors.

Pianist Aura Go, dressed as Chopin, is seated at the piano while actor Jennifer Vuletic, as composer Franz Liszt, stands behind.
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Performance review: Chopin’s Piano, QPAC Concert Hall

Musica Viva’s unique stage adaptation of Paul Kildea’s book on the composer Chopin, his preludes, and one fateful instrument.

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Theatre review: Miss Peony, Belvoir Theatre

A generational and intercultural clash is played out in the competitive flurry of a beauty pageant.

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Peers and portals

A triptych of vignettes about three of Sydney’s emerging oil painters and their voyages of identity.

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Why do Australians love Egyptian blockbusters ... still?

Why does an over 3000-year-old culture still pull audiences, and what is the lure of the Egyptian blockbuster for Australians?

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Opera review: The Tales of Hoffmann, Sydney Opera House

Four of the world's best opera companies collaborate for Damiano Michieletto's outstanding new production of 'The Tales of Hoffmann'.

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NSW commits to artist-led development of Creative Industries policy

A statewide consultation process in July and August aims to ensure artists and arts workers can contribute to a new…

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The heady trajectory from the corporate world to Cannes and Netflix

An alumna from the Australian Film Television and Radio School (AFTRS) reflects on her journey post graduation.

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Theatre review: Benefactors, Ensemble Theatre

Though well-executed, this play set in the 1960s, is dated and does not grapple with the modern housing crisis.

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