7,123 stories by "Arts Review"
Who is Jayde Kirchert? Depends who you ask! I am lots of different things to different people. A director, writer/theatre maker, artistic director, lecturer and teacher, producer, dramaturge…
Ken Unsworth's dynamic and gravity-defying sculptural installations, featuring resin cast skeletons, grand pianos and saw blades, will be taking over the foyer spaces at NGV Australia in his…
Following a run at the 2018 Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Pining for Affection: A Tree Musical hits the Melbourne Fringe. It's a newish comedic musical about some inhabitants of a…
Singer-songwriter Jude Perl is known for her offbeat view of the world and the humour she can wring from this. Her past shows have combined stand-up segments with related musical comedy numb…
Michelle Aitken is the perfect performer to take you down the path where science fiction comes face to face with the brutal light of fact. After reading the blurb for Future's Eve, one expec…
Adelaide Film Festival has revealed its 2018 program with more than 130 features, documentaries, animation, shorts, VR, installation and moving image works to be screened this October. From …
A funny, charming and real portrait of Tasmanian Aboriginal culture, Nathan Maynard’s multi award-winning drama, The Season heads to the Riverside Theatres and the Seymour Cen…
Who is Rachel Edmonds? An actor, producer, writer and probably the biggest Eurovision fan you'll ever meet. What would you do differently to what you do now? I considered law at one point, s…
The inaugural queer contemporary arts festival for families, Fambo, will launch during the upcoming school holidays on 29 September. A first of its kind, Fambo offers a unique op…
Exploring an often-unnoticed aspect of the city's history, Melbourne's coat of arms have been brought to life in the latest exhibition at the Town Hall's City Gallery in Emblazon: Melb…
Oh What a Night! Based on the true-life story of four guys from the wrong side of the tracks who rose to fame as The Four Seasons, to become one of the most successful bands in pop music his…
In the Ancient Greek story of Sisyphus, the titular character is condemned to an eternity of rolling a boulder up a hill only to have it roll back down as soon as it reaches the top. Kilter …
A diva sings her final note and is plunged into an abyss of memory and madness. Can she find the thread of meaning to her existence that will lead her back out of the maelstrom? Australia…
Following its recent acclaimed season at the Sydney Opera House, the genre-defying and artistically-groundbreaking physical theatre work, HORROR continues to plunge audiences into a surreal …
The Victorian Government will boost employment opportunities for First Peoples in the creative industries and raise the profile and availability of local Aboriginal arts and creative product…
Who is Danny Delahunty? I am the Festival Producer at Melbourne Fringe. Hi! I am also a director, working mostly in theatre and live art, although my creative practice has been paused while …
Riverside's National Theatre of Parramatta (NTofP) has announced its Season 2019, comprising three Australian premieres and a newly commissioned work. In its fourth year of bringing powerful…
One of Australia’s biggest comic personalities, much-loved host of Spicks and Specks and the hit UK TV show The Last Leg, Adam Hills’ charming and witty memoir is a less…
Artists John Meade and Emily Karanikolopoulos have been awarded the $250,000 Southern Way McClelland Commission 2018 for their elegant sculpture, Love Flower, to be installed in Septem…
With only five days until voting closes in the Victorian Government’s Pick My Project initiative on Monday 17 September, voting for Born in a Taxi's The Whale's Tale will deli…
The Sydney Opera House has revealed an inspiring program of activities beginning on Saturday 13 October 2018 to mark its 45th anniversary and the centenary of architect Jørn Utzon's birth…
Who is Caitlin Hulcup? I'm an Australian mezzo-soprano living with my Austrian husband in Oxford, UK. I sing in opera and concerts internationally and I'm also a professor of voice at the Ro…
Sydney Contemporary returns to Barangaroo for a second year with three leading Australian artists, Callum Morton, Mel O'Callaghan and Cameron Robbins, creating large-scale, site-specific …
Featuring over 440 events, presented by 3,358 artists, across 150 venues in a big, bold celebration of independent arts, Melbourne Fringe is back for another year from 13 September 2018. …
From an all-female version of an Australian classic to the return of a record-breaking hit comedy and a festival highlight starring one of Australia's brightest musical theatre personalities…
