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Video memories from a man who made Australia laugh
One of Australia's favourite satirists, John Clarke, has died suddenly, aged just 68.
Theatres close for massive renovations
Overhauling the Walsh Bay Arts Precinct will result in the closure of STC’s Wharf Theatres for all of 2018.
Why all young men should learn to dance
Fitness, teamwork, agility, creativity: the benefits of learning to dance far outweigh the pressures of avoiding a ‘girly’ pastime.
Imagining an Indigenous led performing arts venue
What sort of programming might a First Nations Arts Centre offer, and how would its operations, even its architecture, differ…
11 signs you should become a graphic designer
Are you obsessed with fonts, packaging and aesthetics? Well, you might be ready for a career as a designer.
It's got to be perfect
Gentle audience participation creates a comfortable night of comedy.
Lord of the Flies
An ambitious dance work pushes the context of dance performance, if not the aesthetics.
Measuring social impact in the arts
Measuring social impact in the arts will elevate the sector and create new opportunities but we need complex, multi-faceted tools.
Long Tan
While the legendary battle was a success, the same can not be said for the play that it inspired.
Headliners
Liza Treyger was by far the highlight of the night, albeit surely one of the filthiest the festival has hosted.
