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Book Review: Sherlock Bones and the Natural History Mystery, Allen & Unwin
An engaging, funny and charming graphic novel for children that provides education and entertainment in equal measure.
Review: Daddy, Yirramboi Festival
There’s plenty to get your teeth into in this ambitious and confronting work from Joel Bray.
Review: ZOFOMOMA, Melbourne Recital Centre
With 20 fingers, 15 composers, and 15 artworks, ZOFOMOMA is a creative and jubilant spectacle.
Review: Cracked, Subiaco Arts Centre
Cracked is a powerful and thought-provoking look inside our criminal justice system from an exciting new voice.
Review: Four Dogs and a Bone, Q44 Theatre (VIC)
Q44’s production is an intelligent, witty account of sabotage and arrogance in the professional arena.
Review: The essential Duchamp, at AGNSW
A dense exhibition that provides a broad view of the iconic Marcel Duchamp as he persistently reinvented himself across his…
Review: Keg de Souza: Common Knowledge and Learning Curves, Griffith University Art Museum (QLD)
A thought-provoking exhibition that reveals further depths through on-site activations.
Review: La Bayadère, His Majesty’s Theatre (WA)
Excellent dancing brings credit to this massive collaborative production of the 1877 ballet.
Review: Bonachela / Nankivell / Lane, Arts Centre Melbourne
At its best, this triple bill celebrating Sydney Dance Company’s 50th anniversary is bold, inventive, joyous and memorable.
Review: Cathedral of Sound, Queensland Symphony Orchestra
Cathedral of Sound offered a program of two marvellous soundscapes of the highest standard.
