7,123 stories by "Arts Review"
The Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI) has announced it will exclusively present Wallace & Gromit and friends: The magic of Aardman –Â the acclaimed exhibition celebra…
Rust and Bone by multi-award winning playwright Caleb Lewis (The Honey Bees, Red Stitch) will be given its Victorian premiere by Director Daniel Clarke (Arts Centre Melbourne, Theatre Works)…
The Kit Kat Club is returning to Sydney and Melbourne in all its decadence for a new Australian revival of Cabaret playing at Sydney’s Hayes Theatre Co from 9 January, before tou…
There's a buzzing when you enter. The lights are low, but as the audience's eyes adjust, slivers of reflected light from long, thin pieces of metal can be seen. Too many to count. Sonorous b…
Who is Georgie Darvidis? Not a girl, not yet a woman. Below average height. Exactly like my mother. What would you differently to what you do now? I would have better posture. I would get my…
Marie Antoinette –Â teen icon, loving mother, draconian villain, murdered queen. How easy is it to tear a woman from her throne? Presented as part of the 2016 Poppy Seed Theatre Fest…
It has been 25 years since the world was first captivated by the wonder of this tragic love story, Miss Saigon. From legendary Oscar, Golden Globe and BAFTA award-winning Broadway producer C…
Queer Screen's 24th Mardi Gras Film Festival is bringing to Australia not only the most impressive films from the LGBTIQ film circuit, but many award-winners from Berlin, Toronto and other A…
PJ Lane – who like his famous and much-loved late father Don Lane is a basketball-loving, singing, dancing entertainer – will reveal all, as he travels beyond the glamorous into …
Sound creates movement, movement creates sound: when the resonant frequency of a thing, system, or even a person is reached, it sings in sympathy. When the amplitude is too great, it breaks.…
Since 1788 Sydney has been built, unbuilt and rebuilt as it has grown from Georgian town to Victorian city to the global urban centre it is today. Demolitions have been a constant part of th…
The winner of the 2016 Rob Guest Endowment Award was announced last night at a thrilling Grand Final Concert at the Sydney Lyric Theatre. Competing against five other outstanding Semi-Finali…
Travelling in Asia in the 1990s, David Joseph's exposure to the living tradition of ancestor worship inspired him to find a way to honour his own family's history. The result, co-devised wit…
Our friends at frankie magazine have always been pretty proud of the kind of writing they put in print. They’ve had stories that make you laugh, stories that make you think, and …
Exposing the implicit racial bias that pervades Australian culture, through the eyes of a naïve and ignorant younger generation, Lambert House Enterprises presents Chris Isaacs’ …
Who is Jane Rutter? Chevalier de L’Ordre des Arts et Lettres, Flute Spirit, French Flute, (flautist, flutist, flute player, piper – take your pick!) Classical Disrupter, Soloist,…
The Melbourne Festival has been awarded the Contribution to Profile by a Community Organisation at Saturday night's gala event for the 2016 Melbourne Awards at Melbourne Town Hall. Now in it…
Now in its 8th year, the Rob Guest Endowment Award is presented annually to an exceptional, emerging musical theatre performer. It seeks out Australia's brightest and most talented young …
Winner of nine Tony Awards including Best Musical, the Grammy for Best Musical Theatre album and four Olivier Awards including Best New Musical, The Book of Mormon has announced the cast for…
Designated by the Indian Parliament in 1994 as an ‘Institute of National Importance’, the Kalakshetra Foundation is dedicated to the preservation of Bharantanatyam dance and Gand…
The exoteric and instructional title of Seminar: a comedy alone gives a hint that this play by Theresa Rebeck will involve a seminar that will treat its participants with a certain level of …
“Let me share with you the creatures that once belonged to these lands. The creatures of the land, the sky and even the ones from the Murky Sea. I've not seen any of them in my lifetim…
In a world exclusive exhibition, the National Gallery of Victoria presents David Hockney: Current, a major solo exhibition on arguably Britain's most influential and prolific artist, focusin…
Adapted by Annie Baker from a literal translation by Margarita Shalina, Red Stitch Actors’ Theatre presents a colloquial version of Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya in an Australia…
Melbourne's iconic Women's Circus celebrate their 25th Anniversary this November by presenting Stories in Motion – a powerful exhibition of it's history, with a vibrant collection of p…
