7,123 stories by "Arts Review"
It will be breathless. It will be bloody. It will be bold. State Theatre Company brings one of Shakespeare's greatest dramas to the Dunstan Playhouse stage, exploring its commonalities wi…
The Ballarat International Foto Biennale has announced photography student, Elli Bardas, the winner of the inaugural Martin Kantor Portrait Prize, with a black and white image of her aunt Vi…
Opera Australia Artistic Director Lyndon Terracini, Australian theatre producer John Frost and leading UK theatre producer David Ian have announced that Australian icon, singer, songwriter a…
A brand new production of Nick Enright and Max Lambert's celebrated Australian musical Miracle City takes over the Sydney Opera House Studio from 12 " 29 October with an outstanding cast of …
Since the early 1970s, Sydney-based artist Hilarie Mais has consistently produced work underpinned by what she describes as her abiding interest in the history of abstraction, first in the U…
Producers John Frost and Suzanne Jones have announced additional cast members for the upcoming Australian tour of The London Palladium production of Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Wizard of Oz…
It has been tantalising Paris for more than 65 years and now for the first time, Crazy Horse Paris has headed to Australia to seduce audiences with its sensual glamour and sophisticate…
An exhibition of 90 works by iconic American photographer David LaChapelle headlines the month-long Ballarat International Foto Biennale (BIFB) when it opens at the Art Gallery of Ballara…
Who is Claire McArdle? I'm a contemporary jewellery and object maker and the Co-Founder/Director of Radiant Pavilion, Melbourne Contemporary Jewellery and Object Biennial. What would you do …
After dazzling audiences and critics alike at its recent world premiere produced by the renowned Glyndebourne Festival Opera in the UK, Neil Armfield’s production of Australian compose…
A giant of Australian theatre for over 50 years, John Bell makes a welcome return to the Sydney Theatre Company (STC) in the Australian premiere of The Father by French playwright Florian…
A new partnership between the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (MCA) and Sydney Airport will see the arrival of a large-scale contemporary art commission for the T1 International termina…
"I can't understand why people are frightened of new ideas," the composer John Cage once remarked, "I'm frightened of the old ones". Last week's announcement that the Myer, Tim Fairfax Famil…
It begins from blackout, the smell of haze, and a foreboding pulsating base. As the show progresses, that beat permeates everything. A primitive heartbeat, a frenetic urban rhythm, a rapid t…
One of the world's leading dance companies has brought its pioneering 'vertical dance' to Australia for the first time. Presented as part of the City of Sydney's Art & About Sydney progr…
Defying categorisation, but deliciously subversive and irresistibly entertaining, this cleverly devised work began life as a diversion to fill in time during breaks in the filming of Baz Luh…
Who is Amelia Farrugia? A vivacious star Soprano who was born to perform. A generous, kind and loving Mum, a warm and wonderful friend, a leader and an inspiring teacher. What would you do d…
A quirky, character-based work is a multi-media, physical theatre comedy: accessible, challenging and enormously entertaining, Shaun Parker & Company presents Blue Love at selected…
For the sixth year in a row, the Ballarat Cabaret Festival will be back in the spotlight this October taking centre stage with shows at the Ballarat Mining Exchange, the Mechanic Institut…
Exploring the role of food as artistic inspiration and medium, the Museum of Brisbane presents Tastes like Sunshine on display at City Hall from 18 August 2017. Where art meets food, this fl…
Home to Academy Award and BAFTA winners and the creators of some of the world's most popular digital games, an unassuming building in South Melbourne is the epicentre of Victoria's thriving …
Young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with a passion for the performing arts are invited to register their interest to audition for NAISDA Dance College's 2018 intake. NAISDA is…
Who is Shaun Parker? I was born in Mildura in 1970, and grew up on a grape-growing property with my mum and dad, older brother Cory and older sister Kim, three dogs Silky, Rocky, and Sheba, …
A fully immersive installation that creates a metaphysical forest of memories, The whispering forest of memories will be presented at fortyfivedownstairs for four days only from 16 August…
After its huge success in 2015, Radiant Pavilion returns to Melbourne bringing together over 200 leading and emerging Australian and international artists from Saturday 26 August to Sunday 3…
