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Two panels. On the left is a woman sitting down against a red background. She has wavy blonde hair and is dressed in black. On the right is the cover of a book, 'Rytual'. It has a close up of glistening red lips.
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Book review: Rytuał, Chloe Eisabeth Wilson

Friday night drinks are not what you'd expect at this cult beauty company.

Six people dressed in varying costumes of white are huddle together on stage. In the background the words 'De-Kolo-nize' are spelt out diagonally.
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Performance review: UPU, Sydney Opera House

A poetic expression of the Pacific, its people and their stories.

A dinner table set on a small theatre stage with six First Nations women plus one host sitting down and having conversations.
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Event review: Table for 6, Yirramboi Festival

Six trailblazing First Nations women shared casual conversations over dinner – they didn't need scripts to deliver a powerful show.

A quarter of saxophonists in black near a singer with one arm in the air. She is in red.
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Music review: Hollywood Songbook, Melbourne Recital Centre

A quartet of woodwinds and a cabaret singer with opera training in a harmonious partnership.

A young woman is poking the handle of a broom at a young man.
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Theatre review: Thirst, Subiaco Arts Centre

A story of transformation, enchantment and maybe entrapment through the perspective of Indigenous characters.

A band scene on stage. Several members are wearing red fez hats.
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Music review: Big Jazz Day Out, Monash Performing Art Centres

A jazz party featuring over 150 musicians.

Bright, colour paintings on a white wall. The photo is taken on on the diagonal.
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Exhibition review: Martin Claydon: Leaves of the Brush, CBD Gallery, Sydney 

Martin Claydon's work is busy, colourful and sumptuous.

On a green and pink Edwardian stage set a young man in a brown suit and a young woman. in a pale green dress and large brimmed hat look off to the right. Lord Arthur Savile's Crime.
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Theatre review: Lord Arthur Savile's Crime, Genesian Theatre

A quaint farce satirising murder, nobility and marriage.

Two panels. On the left is Laura Elvery, a young woman with her fair hair tied up in a bun. She is wearing a floral top and is smiling. On the right is the cover of the book, 'Nightingale.' Against a yellow background it features a woman holding a lamp against a big letter N in black.
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Book review: Nightingale, Laura Elvery

An ethereal contemplation of death, life and what lies in between.

Two panels. On the left is a woman wearing a red to[. She has short white hair. On the right is the cover of her book, 'My name is Emilia Del Valle". The title is written over a silhouette of a woman in profile. My Name is Emilia Del Valle, Isabel Allende.
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Book review: My Name is Emilia Del Valle, Isabel Allende

The renowned author's latest book echoes her past works.

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