7,123 stories by "Arts Review"
Who is Adam Broinowski? An Australian theatre maker and academic. What would you do differently to what you do now? More travel, poetry and music. Who inspires you and why? All of the artist…
Adapted from Franz Kafka's bizarrely comic tale about alienation, Canberra's The Street Theatre will present Steven Berkoff's stage play, Metamorphosis for a limited season from 17 August 20…
Online shopping has boomed over the past few years and now it seems that you can buy virtually anything over the internet. One particular area of interest is the ability to buy paintings onl…
Melbourne International Arts Festival has announced the seven new artist commissions and one re-creation of an original art tram to be transformed into eight major mobile artworks on the cit…
The Committee for the Rob Guest Endowment, one of Australia's most exciting scholarship programs providing financial assistance and industry support to the next generation of musical theatre…
I had expected to emerge from the cinema ready for some verbal activism on behalf of the afflicted Indigenous community shown on screen. I understand and despise cultural oppression and disp…
Ten leading Victorian arts organisations will be the first to take part in a transformative program to become more diverse and inclusive. Fair Play: Equity, Inclusion and the Creative Indust…
Who is Emily Goddard? A human, an actor, a theatre maker, a friend. Born & raised in Melbourne, with half a Yorkshian heart. I went to theatre school in Paris and now spend my days prete…
Blurring the line between a contemporary concept album and traditional musical theatre, Antipodes Theatre Company presents the Australian premiere of Dave Malloy's Ghost Quartet at Gasworks …
It may have been one of the year's coldest nights outside, but inside the Canberra Theatre the audience couldn't have been more warm and welcoming to the artist touted as being "one of the m…
The saying goes that you can choose your friends, but you can't choose your family. Yet if you were to go by the events in 2019 Australian-by-the-way-of-Ukraine dark-comedy A Family, you mig…
WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are warned that the following article contains the name and image of a deceased person. The family of Ms Lawford-Wolf has authorise…
Who is Stephen Anderson? Tall, pale and almost offensively handsome. I'm also currently playing Mr. Salt in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. What would you do differently to what you d…
On display from 17 August, Campbelltown Arts Centre presents Marama Dina " an exhibition led by Australian and Aotearoa New Zealand female artists with iTaukei (Indigenous Fijian) heritage. …
SBS has partnered with Screen Australia to launch Digital Originals " a new initiative aimed at developing exciting and innovative scripted short-form projects for SBS On Demand. The initiat…
Based on John Steinbeck's personal journey through the migrant camps of 1930s California, New Theatre presents Frank Galati's adaptation of The Grapes of Wrath for a limited season until 7 S…
Whether it was in the performance, particularly in the final moments " Thelma's (Caroline Lee) grief, visceral, her body twisting from guilt and the loss of her daughter, Jessie (Esther van …
Melbourne audiences will soon have the chance to see another of War Horse author Michael Morpurgo's stories on stage, with the World War One award winning drama Private Peaceful to play a br…
Who is Lynda Draper? Artist and educator, currently Head of Ceramics at the National Art School, Sydney and the recipient of the recently announced 2019Â Sidney Myer Fund Australian Cerami…
Good Egg Creative has announced an exciting new charity concert for Sydney, High Stardards, which will be held at the City Recital Hall on Monday 28 October, and raise much needed funds for …
A detention centre dark-comedy featuring the star of Australian cinema Anthony LaPaglia, Maziar Lahooti's directorial film debut, Below, offers a confronting examination on Australia's refug…
Where do you go when you love someone who doesn't fit with you anymore? Open Heart, Dean Robinson's new Australian queer play explores this notion at The Butterfly Club from 12 August 2019. …
Over the years, QL2 Dance, under the guidance of Artistic Director, Ruth Osborne, has become a leader in youth dance with its unique focus on developing dance-makers rather than dancers. Eac…
An unapologetic, passionate and visceral narrative that traverses time, space and characters, Blood on the Dance Floor explores the legacies and memories of bloodlines, our need for co…
With over 455 boundary-pushing events from 2,718 participating artists across 140 venues, including the exciting new home of the Fringe Hub, Trades Hall, the Melbourne Fringe Festival return…
