7,123 stories by "Arts Review"
Melbourne Zoo’s 2018 Zoo Twilight series is experiencing unprecedented demand – with more than half of the forthcoming series now sold out. The Teskey Brothers, Jet and RocKwiz L…
Celebrating its 32nd year with a vibrant and ambitious programme in 2017, the Woodford Folk Festival welcomes a record number of new acts who have never performed at Woodford before, a te…
In a reimagining of the museum experience, Melbourne Museum has opened its flagship summer exhibition, Inside Out – with plenty of unexpected sights and sounds, and none of the usual s…
Who is Harrison Greenbaum? I'm a comedian and magician from New York. Currently the host of The Unbelievables at the Sydney Opera House (and coming soon to Arts Centre Melbourne and Crown…
The world's largest directory of Australian stage performances is under threat as financial support for its ongoing development becomes tenuous in an uncertain funding environment. AusStage …
The all-star, all-Irish smash hit of the 2016 Dublin Fringe Festival and winner of Best Production, RIOT is set to make its Australian debut in an exhilarating theatrical explosion that will…
The undisputed International Queen of Cabaret! Lavish and loud, brazen and bold, Trevor Ashley premieres his brand new show Trash & Trevor at NORPA at Lismore City Hall on Friday 29 Dece…
Step right up … and into the spellbinding imagination of a man who set out to reveal that life itself can be the most thrilling show of all, as Hugh Jackman stars as Phineas Taylor Barn…
One of the most beloved events on the Summer social calendar, The Australian Shakespeare Company proudly brings Melbourne audiences a new take of the timeless classic, A Midsummer Night's Dr…
Following its critical and audience acclaim in its Australian premiere season in Brisbane earlier this year, Green Day's high-octane, multi-Helpmann Award nominated rock musical, Ameri…
Amanda Muggleton reprises her Helpmann and Green Room Award-winning role as Maria Callas in a brand new production of Terrence McNally's theatrical masterpiece Master Class at the Southbank …
Following its critical success at the 2017 Edinburgh Festival Fringe and Yirramboi Festival, La Vie Dans Une Marionette (Life In A Puppet) – the gleeful, whimsical tale of a lonely pia…
Who is Euan Doidge? I am 24 years old and originally from New Zealand. I am a lover of life and everything that comes with it. What would you do differently to what you do now? I would do so…
In celebration of, and charting the story of contemporary Australian music from the 1950s until today, the Australian Music Vault has opened its doors to the public at Arts Centre Melbour…
Nominations have been announced for the Sydney Theatre Awards for 2017, which will be presented at a gala ceremony at the Everest Theatre – Seymour Centre on Monday 22 January 2018 …
Sun bathers, swimmers, surfers and surf lifesavers are the stars of a new exhibition, Waves & Water – Australian Beach Photography, when they go on display at the Australian Nation…
A brand new theatrical extravaganza, The Unbelievables will fill the Sydney Opera House and Arts Centre Melbourne with the world's greatest circus, magic and acrobatic performers this sum…
From fiery flamenco and French baroque opera, to the majesty of Grieg and gregarious Gypsy-Balkan swing, the 11th Peninsula Summer Music Festival presents a cornucopia of musical delights fo…
Twenty-one creative individuals and groups have been named the state's 'Creators' for 2018, as the first recipients of funding through the Victorian Government's ground-breaking Creators Fun…
The Hitmen is a little reminiscent of Angels in America. Not because it charts a nation's unsteady struggle through the onset of the '80s AIDS crisis, through the interlocking stories of a M…
On display until 15 April 2018, an unprecedented, large-scale exhibition of international art, design and architecture, the National Gallery of Victoria has opened the inaugural NGV Trien…
The final event in QL2's 2017 program, On Course 2017 provided, as it has done for the last 10 years, young dance-makers involved in full time university dance studies, the opportunity to fl…
The Australia Council for the Arts has announced the appointment of Annette Madden as the new Director of Theatre. Annette brings to the role extensive experience across a diverse range of a…
In his book On Theatre, French literary critic and philosopher Roland Barthes described a play as a "cybernetic machine". In this and other physical machines deployed along the way, The Care…
Who is Silvie Paladino? A wife, a mum and a performer for 30 years. Someone who loves life, is grateful for her many blessings and looks forward to the adventures that come her way. What wou…
