7,123 stories by "Arts Review"
A more sophisticated than an your average mod-rom-com, Romeo is Not the Only Fruit takes the star-crossed lovers audiences know and love, and makes them better as star-crossed lesbians…
A nine-day celebration of the city's thriving, world-renowned music scene, Melbourne Music Week (MMW) features over 250 artists in 105 events in 40 locations from 17 November 2017. Driven…
Who is Tyran Parke? I'm not sure. I've always wanted to read the story of my life so I could get the outside view and maybe understand him more. Every time I think I've got him pinned, he sh…
Starting from the complex socio-political relationship between India and Pakistan, I don't want to be there when it happens, currently on display at the Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts …
A deeply moving and enigmatic tale of friendship, of promises made and bonds sealed in blood, Black Swan State Theatre Company presents the Australian premiere of Let the Right One In …
Melbourne Opera's production of Roberto Devereux is a masterpiece. Their superb storytelling is made all the more exceptional through the deformation and violation of what you might consider…
Producers Howard Panter, John Frost and GWB Entertainment today announced that the 2018 Australian tour of Richard O'Brien's The Rocky Horror Show will play in Melbourne at Her Majesty's The…
What catches you off guard when you visit the Pop-Up Globe isn't the burst of faux vomit, in the middle of As You Like It, from the priest's mouth sprayed far and wide into the crowd, but ra…
The Australia Council for the Arts has released new research which examines the economic conditions faced by practising professional artists in Australia and their increasing value to societ…
Melissa Bubnic's play is designed to shock and disturb. Set in the high-powered world of corporate finance, peopled with unlovable characters, who enthusiastically embrace the worst excesses…
Adelaide's annual Feast Festival kicks off its 21st year this weekend – with over 70 shows across a vast array of performing and visual arts events, walks and talks, film screenings, c…
Who is Alexander Lewis? A very lucky guy who gets to travel to a bunch of awesome cities to tell stories through music. What would you do di?erently to what you do now? Work wise, not a whol…
A visual collaboration between portraiture and performance, CRY is the first foray into portraiture and videography by Melbourne-based performance artist and writer Jessi Lewis. Challenging …
Australia's favourite ‘twisted sisters’ are back to spread their macabre brand of Christmas cheer across the country this November and December in their hilariously kooky show, A…
A big hearted and bittersweet examination of family and memory by one of the UK's best female playwrights, Shelagh Stephenson, 3 Big Men Productions in association with The Rehearsal Room…
Featuring a series of eight large-scale collapsible paper sculptures inspired by the structure of honeycomb, Louise Paramor: Palace of the Republic will transform NGV Australia into an immer…
Following a mob of bumbling bureaucratic battlers as they debate the minute details of the national day and identity, New Theatre presents, as their final play for the year, Jonathan Bigg…
Presented by FORM Dance Projects, the tenth annual Sharp Short Dance festival returns to Parramatta’s Riverside Theatres from 14 November 2017. A competitive dance festival, Sharp S…
Bringing together six Australian and international artists whose works explore the novel and specific materials of contemporary global societies, and how these materials can affect human bod…
A stunning one night only presentation of two extraordinary works, American Song Cycle: A Double Bill will feature the Melbourne premiere of December Songs and Songs From An Unmade Bed…
Twisting genre and metaphor with themes of consent and sexuality, Brodie John presents Burlesque by Force in a world premiere season at the Nexus Arts Centre from 15 November as part o…
Musical performances designed to reduce stigma around mental health and an Indigenous film festival are among the many community programs that will benefit from the City of Sydney's latest r…
ACMI (Australian Centre for the Moving Image), together with Artbank, have announced artist and activist Zanny Begg as the recipient of the inaugural $70,000 Artbank + ACMI Commission for he…
Who is Shane Pike? A director and playwright, educator and researcher, producer and part-time part-philosopher. A devoted single father to a most wonderful daughter. What would you do differ…
The world's favourite musical has returned to Australia. Andrew Lloyd Webber's London Palladium production of The Wizard of Oz will have its Australian Premiere in Brisbane tonight at the Ly…
