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Buried Country
A nostalgic journey through Indigenous country music.
Sunshine
Remarkable in its structure, Tom Holloway’s play Sunshine demands you lean in, open your ears and concentrate intently.
Beethoven Heroic
Sheer musicality by the Sydney Symphony Orchestra.
The Secret Noise
This tantalising piece of new music draws back the curtain on hidden sounds.
Tank
WARNING: The following review will contain the odd fish pun, keeping in spirit with the show.
Clownland
A great read for those who know clowns and those who want to know more about them beyond the red…
THE LIFTED BROW #31
This edition is as sharp as ever, with its sight set on the queer unconscious and experiences of women.
Mad About Mozart
It’s always a delight to see the Goldner String Quartet who perform with such insouciant confidence and mastery.
Paradise is Singing
Don’t miss this wonderful opportunity to look into the mirror and laugh till you cry.
A Handful of Sand by Charlie Ward
In August 1966, some 200 Gurindji people, led by Vincent Lingiari, walked off in protest.
