7,123 stories by "Arts Review"
Who is Caleb Garfinkel? I'm a music director, guitar & mandolin player, and academic raised in a (name-withheld) south eastern Melbourne suburb (it casts too many aspersions that distrac…
The Fall, an account of a student uprising at the University of Capetown (UCT) in 2015, was written and performed by seven students who were involved. I had the feeling that there might be m…
For his first full-length work in six years Rafael Bonachela has drawn on the extraordinary skills of his ensemble of virtuoso dancers to create an astonishing abstract work which explores t…
A glorious satire of polite society, where compliments are commerce and honesty is unwelcome, Bell Shakespeare, in association with Griffin Theatre Company, will present a new Australi…
A new work that will challenge the way we look at our understanding of each other, Melbourne's Newest Theatre Company, Little Theatre Company (LTC), presents the Victorian premiere of …
Snaps of nature, family, toys and animals are some of the cute images captured by Sydney’s youngest shutterbugs and selected as finalists in the Little Sydney Lives photography competi…
Entertainment Assist inaugural General Manager, Susan Cooper, is stepping down after nine years with the organisation. During her time at Entertainment Assist, Susan orchestrated a world-…
Saving Mr. Banks, Mabo and Brides of Christ screenwriter Sue Smith has been announced as the recipient of the 2018 Australian Writers' Guild's Lifetime Achievement Award, one of the…
Be a part of something electric, The MC Showroom will be hosting the first ever public staged reading of Electric Dreams: The Musical, over two nights on 31 August and 1 September 2018…
Tour de force Perth export, John O'Hara (School of Rock, Priscilla – Queen of the Desert, Wicked) returns to Downstairs at His Majesty’s Theatre this September in #VAL – a …
Who is Annie Lee? Annie Lee is an actor and singer, most known for playing eldest sister, Mourne in The Kransky Sisters. She grew up in a fundamentalist religious family on the north coast o…
The Australian National Piano Award is a world-class competition, like no other – where the hottest pianists in Australia make beautiful classical music over a week this September, in …
Melbourne artist Elizabeth Gower will be the subject of a major new exhibition, Cuttings – Elizabeth Gower, on display at the Geelong Gallery from 1 September to 25 November 2018. Cutt…
In what is sure to be the theatrical event of 2019, Oscar, Emmy, Tony and Golden Globe winning legend, Ellen Burstyn, makes her Australian stage debut in a new production of Moisés Kaufman'…
Described by the Guardian as one of the “most notorious plays of the last century” – Malthouse Theatre presents Sarah Kane's highly provocative and shocking Blasted for …
Following a successful debut season in 2018, artistic director Clare Watson continues her daring, imaginative programming. In 2019 Black Swan explores Where the Heart Is about family, and in…
Who is Vatche Jambazian? A pianist who lives everyday as it comes. What would you do differently to what you do now? To even fathom the thought of doing anything differently to what I do now…
Record numbers of photographers from across the country have submitted to this year's Australian Life competition. The photos capture Australia's diversity, from city life and suburbia to th…
Griffin Theatre Company’s Artistic Director Lee Lewis has announced a powerful and timely line-up for 2019 – five Main Season plays, urgent stories, intense experiences and the e…
Based on a true story, multi-award-winning darling of the Australian stage and screen, Genevieve Lemon and Kate Mannix star in the world premiere season of Joanna Weinberg’s T…
Michelle de Kretser has won the 2018 Miles Franklin Literary Award for her novel The Life to Come, published by Allen & Unwin. This win makes her the third woman in the Award's 61-year h…
Known for her bold and bright work, Mirka Mora drenched our city and our state with colour. Having lived through the horrors of the Holocaust, Mirka and her husband Georges arrived from Pari…
Who is Kurt Phelan? A self confessed vagabond, part time anarchist and professional sommelier. Born and raised on a mango farm in far North Queensland, who always wanted to be Gene Kelly. Wh…
A push to make Victoria's creative workforce more inclusive and representative of the diversity of the community is behind the Victorian Government's new Talent Matters program. The program …
Linda Bull, one half of the luminous Bull Sisters, has today announced a new, collaborative show featuring the songs of the Red Headed Stranger –Â Stardust: The Songs of Willie Nelso…
