7,123 stories by "Arts Review"
Ripping at the seams of the Union Jack with perfectly manicured nails, What's Yours Is Mine explores ownership and ‘Australian’ values with a high camp and indulgent aesthetic &#…
In a Parisian café bar in 1932 we meet Bijou. She is one of the night people, captured in Brassai's revealing photographs of depression-era Paris. Frayed at the edges, they recall the glory…
Who is William Hannagan? The co-creator of The Gathering – a new musical. One we've been working on for five years! We even took it to NYC! What would you do differently to what you do…
Indulge in this whimsical girl’s own adventure as Belvoir presents Windmill Theatre’s production of Girl Asleep as part of the 2016 season from 2 December. Caught in the headl…
Exploring how the exquisite, elaborate and sophisticated works of animals can have a direct, fecund and illuminating relationship with contemporary art, the McClelland Sculpture Park + Ga…
Currently on display at the Bendigo Art Gallery, Gimme Freedom (or gimme death) is a major sculptural installation combining the iconography of fast food with the tactics of warfare, utilizi…
Poised in the delicate space between concert and theatre, Permission to Speak explores the most universal of relationships – that of parent and child – as it exists and evolves t…
Presented as a part of Knox City Council’s 2016 Immerse Arts Festival, Section 32 invites Melbourne to experience an ambitious, groundbreaking interactive theatre artwork in an e…
Exploring the battleground of global climate politics through the eyes of those on the front lines, Western Edge Youth Arts presents the premiere of Caliban at The Coopers Malthouse: 2…
Who is Tariro Mavondo? Tariro Mavondo is a multi disciplinary storyteller and is a dynamic and captivating performer based in Melbourne. She was born in Zimbabwe, raised in Frankston and liv…
Directed by Australian theatre luminary David Bell (End of the Rainbow, Gloria) with musical direction by revered composer Andrew McNaughton, rising theatre star Tom Oliver (Rolling Thunder …
Providing a humorously accurate insight into the frailties of human nature, Clock & Spiel Productions presents, in a special new adaptation for the stage, CS Lewis’ bri…
Even for those who have never seen a ballet, the very word, Nijinsky, conjures up visions of an exotic dancer reputed to have been the greatest male ballet dancer in the world. That is, of c…
Now in its second year, the Poppy Seed Theatre Festival is a curated programme of works by independent theatre companies. For their part, Three Birds Theatre present LadyCake, a play that pu…
Nick Enright and Terence Clarke's light-hearted yet bittersweet Australian story with delightful songs and lively dance numbers makes Summer Rain the perfect way to end the year at the…
Who is Dion Mills? An actor based in Melbourne, currently playing Leonard in an Artefact Theatre Co. production of Theresa Rebeck’s Seminar: a comedy at Chapel Off Chapel in Prahra…
On Monday 21 November, stars of the Australian entertainment industry will come together for Out From Under at the York Theatre, Seymour Centre in response to the issue of mental health w…
Who is Deone Zanotto? A girl from the country who loves a wine and a good dinner, adores being a mum and had a childhood dream to dance on Broadway. What would you do differently to what you…
What happens when you are declared an enemy of the state simply for making art? Belarus Free Theatre combine forces with Pussy Riot's Maria Alyokhina to share real-life stories of persecu…
Over the next ten days, the Art & Industry Festival will celebrate and investigate the ever-changing industrial and manufacturing heartland of Australia based in Melbourne's western subu…
A remarkable journey through the life and work of Corita Kent, The Ian Potter Museum of Art at the University of Melbourne presents Sister Corita's Summer of Love, on display from 22 N…
With a host of awards for Best New Comedy to its credit, The Play That Goes Wrong actually appears to be doing something right for West End audiences, and now audiences here will get their c…
Every January for three decades, Midsumma Festival has transformed Melbourne into a spectacular explosion of colour and culture, celebrating the diversity, resilience and talent bursting fro…
Marking the 40th anniversary of Australia's largest and most successful community radio station, Triple R, a new exhibition at the State Library of Victoria will showcase the rich history of…
Two sisters prepare themselves for society. One punch at a time. Three acclaimed theatre makers, Susie Dee, Kate Sherman and Nicci Wilks, come together at Theatre Works from 18 November 2016…
