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7,123 stories by "Arts Review"

Fringe World " Stuart Bowden: The World Holds Everyone Apart, Apart From Us by Arts Review

Scientists have discovered that loneliness actually hurts us on a cellular level. Avian, protagonist and narrator of The Word Holds Everyone Apart, Apart From Us, scales the problem up a lit…

SOURCE: Australian Arts Review at 12:48am on February 8, 2017

Joyous, comic and grim: the best new Indigenous playwrights by Arts Review

Yellamundie is a Darug word for storyteller, and the name of a biennial play development festival for Indigenous Australian writers run in Sydney since 2013. The Yellamundie Festival, an ini…

SOURCE: Australian Arts Review at 10:38pm on February 7, 2017

Penny Byrne: Brutal by Arts Review

A collection of pieces with an uncompromising political punch, Linden New Art presents Brutal, a new small-scale exhibition by Penny Byrne running from 10 February to 8 March 2017. While …

SOURCE: Australian Arts Review at 12:37am on February 7, 2017

From clean cut kids to Christian comics to Riverdale: the Archiverse revolution by Arts Review

Archie Andrews has finally made the transition to a live action television series. Riverdale is airing on Netflix in Australia, but be warned, this millennial version of Archie may not be as…

SOURCE: Australian Arts Review at 10:58pm on February 6, 2017

On the Couch with Charles Upton by Arts Review

Who is Charles Upton? An actor, currently playing Alex in The Little Dog Laughed at New Theatre. What would you do differently to what you do now? I've always wanted to work in the arts and …

SOURCE: Australian Arts Review at 7:29pm on February 6, 2017

Why The Book of Mormon is much more than a book by Arts Review

Hello! The multi-award winning and outrageously hilarious satirical theatre phenomena The Book of Mormon is now playing in Melbourne. Knowing that this show is 'from the makers of South Park…

SOURCE: Australian Arts Review at 6:55pm on February 6, 2017

'Tis Pity: An Operatic Fantasia on Selling the Skin and the Teeth by Arts Review

Tis Pity moves its way up through time excavating and exploring themes around sex and sex work. The show plays out across the front of the stage " platforms, a rolling staircase, decorated b…

SOURCE: Australian Arts Review at 3:51am on February 6, 2017

Lawrence Weiner: OUT OF SIGHT by Arts Review

On display from 10 February 2017, the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) will present pioneering American conceptual artist Lawrence Weiner's latest installation OUT OF SIGHT – a…

SOURCE: Australian Arts Review at 7:59pm on February 5, 2017

Panti: High Heels in Low Places by Arts Review

Panti Bliss, she of the crimson and sequinned ball gown, high heels and voluminous blonde hair, is a drag queen. She's the alter-ego of Rory O’Neill of the small town of Ballinrobe, Co…

SOURCE: Australian Arts Review at 7:19pm on February 5, 2017

Launching the next generation of Australian classical talent by Arts Review

Showcasing the rising stars of Australian classical music, the Sydney Opera House, Australian National Academy of Music (ANAM) and Pacific Opera will present a number of concerts featuring y…

SOURCE: Australian Arts Review at 6:29pm on February 5, 2017

On the Couch with Jillian Murray by Arts Review

Who is Jillian Murray? Beyond the the obvious… actor, wife, mother, slim… the question probably requires more objective introspection than she is capable of just before opening in a show…

SOURCE: Australian Arts Review at 5:49pm on February 5, 2017

Fringe World: West of the Moon by Arts Review

Since the death of John Hurt, I've been thinking a lot about The Storyteller – a 90s children's series in which Hurt plays the titular character (and sports a very large prosthetic …

SOURCE: Australian Arts Review at 9:16pm on February 3, 2017

Stupid F**king Bird by Arts Review

A lovingly irreverent, contemporary and very funny remix of Chekhov's The Seagull, Stupid F**king Bird scoops up the classic tale of unrequited love, missed opportunities, and lost dreams…

SOURCE: Australian Arts Review at 9:01pm on February 3, 2017

Lifetime Guarantee by Arts Review

A biting comedy fuelled by urgency, honesty, anger, sex and alienation, Theatre Works presents the world premiere of Ross Mueller's new play, Lifetime Guarantee for a limited season fr…

SOURCE: Australian Arts Review at 8:34pm on February 3, 2017

Fringe World: Paradise Lost by Arts Review

Like Voldemort after six months with a personal trainer, his sinewy near-naked body a ghastly pallor leaving only the eyelids seemingly stained pink, Satan appears before a small hushed audi…

SOURCE: Australian Arts Review at 3:14am on February 3, 2017

Australian Cast for 1984 Announced by Arts Review

George Orwell's seminal novel 1984 is suddenly more relevant than ever and, in a stroke of synchronicity, the casting for the Australian tour of the West End smash hit production has been an…

SOURCE: Australian Arts Review at 2:53am on February 3, 2017

L'amante anglaise returns to fortyfivedownstairs by Arts Review

A brutal murder is committed in a small town in France. The dismembered corpse is dropped from a railway viaduct onto passing trains below… All except the head. Following successful co…

SOURCE: Australian Arts Review at 1:25am on February 3, 2017

On the Couch with Greta Bradman by Arts Review

Who is Greta Bradman? A dreamer, and a doer. I dream of a full-time life in rural Australia with a big veggie garden, some chooks and a house cow, and lots of music and backyard sport. I gre…

SOURCE: Australian Arts Review at 1:18am on February 3, 2017

Todd in Venice by Arts Review

"…which seemed to hover in a limbo between creation and decay…" – Thomas Mann, Death in Venice Todd in Venice feels right at home in the space at La Mama. The rudimentary set, the …

SOURCE: Australian Arts Review at 9:20pm on February 2, 2017

The Book of Mormon announces $40 Ticket Lottery by Arts Review

As it prepares for its Australian premiere this Saturday night, The Book of Mormon has today announced a ticket lottery – in which a limited number of tickets will be sold by …

SOURCE: Australian Arts Review at 10:47pm on February 1, 2017

'Tis Pity: An Operatic Fantasia on Selling the Skin and the Teeth by Arts Review

Let cabaret diva of the highest order Meow Meow draw you into a fantastic history of the concubine, courtesan, conqueror, queen and sing song girl in a poignant yet deeply funny song cycle, …

SOURCE: Australian Arts Review at 10:20pm on February 1, 2017

Blankety Blanks by Arts Review

Graeme Kennedy may have given us laughs, but this Midsumma, Dolly Diamond gave an experience worth remembering. Much more than waiting for a tram. Michael Dalton's alter ego, Dolly Diamond, …

SOURCE: Australian Arts Review at 9:06pm on February 1, 2017

On the Couch with Aidan Fennessy by Arts Review

Who is Aidan Fennessy? Aidan Fennessy is someone who loves to refer to himself in the third person. When not doing this he is a writer and director. What would you do differently to what you…

SOURCE: Australian Arts Review at 8:03pm on February 1, 2017

2017 Brunswick Music Festival program announced by Arts Review

Brunswick's streets, unforeseen spaces and familiar places will come alive as the 2017 Brunswick Music Festival returns from Sunday 5 March for its 29th edition. With a scorching program of …

SOURCE: Australian Arts Review at 8:02pm on February 1, 2017

Christine Dibley: To The Sea by Arts Review

From debut Australian author Christine Dibley comes a stunning saga set on the sweeping coasts of Tasmania and Ireland. A dangerous yearning that echoes through generations, To The Sea is a …

SOURCE: Australian Arts Review at 1:09am on February 1, 2017
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