7,123 stories by "Arts Review"
Australia's internationally acclaimed drumming ensemble, Taikoz, explore the immersive qualities of the Japanese taiko in their stunning production, The Beauty of 8, which is touring to Port…
Opera Australia's newly commissioned work about the turbulent life of iconic Australian artist Brett Whiteley and his vivacious wife Wendy will have its world premiere at the Sydney Opera Ho…
Following a sold-out premiere season, Peta Hanrahan's stage adaptation of Virginia Woolf's classic essay, A Room of One's Own, returns this July to Melbourne's fortyfivedownstairs. Breathing…
Melbourne Writers Festival (MWF19) has assembled a sublime collection of authors, journalists, playwrights, poets, songwriters and artists to contemplate love in all its raw, dizzying, ecsta…
Who is Danny Ball? A recent NIDA graduate, about to perform his first main stage show in Bell Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing. What would you do differently to what you do now? Nothing.…
Bringing a treasure trove of books, maps, prints, photographs and posters, the Melbourne Rare Book Fair (MRBF) returns to Wilson Hall at the University of Melbourne this weekend (12 " 14 Jul…
Considered one of the most powerful voices in art today, the Art Gallery of South Australia (AGSA) presents the landmark exhibition, William Kentridge: That which we do not remember on displ…
The first Arthur Miller piece State Theatre Company South Australia has brought to the stage in almost 10 years, Helpmann Award winner Kate Champion's electric new version of A View from the…
Celebrating its 68th year, the Melbourne International Film Festival (MIFF) has unveiled its 2019 program " the largest in its history, showcasing 259 feature films, 123 shorts a…
With sell-out seasons across the globe and prior to their return to the 2019 Edinburgh Fringe, Out Cast Theatre " Australia's longest running LGBTI+ theatre company returns to The Butterfly …
Victoria's position as the creative and cultural capital of Australia will be further strengthened as the Victorian Government kicks off the development of the next creative industries strat…
Who is Toni Lamond? Toni Lamond is a veteran performer in Australian Show Business. Born into a theatrical family, she made her first professional appearance 77 years ago, aged 10. She is st…
After a successful season of In the Heights at the Sydney Opera House, Joshua Robson Productions (formally Blue Saint Productions) brings its 5-star original Australian work Guilty Pleasures…
Sydney-based independent curator and writer, Nina Miall, has been appointed as the curator of the TarraWarra Museum of Art's TarraWarra Biennial 2020. TarraWarra Museum of Art Director, Vict…
Telling stories of women and cults who have challenged the patriarchal status quo throughout history, an all female & non-binary cast of both professional actors and current MUST emergin…
Hello Sydney, well Hello Sydney " It's so nice to be back home where you belong… There was a time, back in the 1980's, when Sydney used to be the centre of the cabaret universe in Australi…
Over the past two years, Arts Centre Melbourne's Theatre & Contemporary Performance series Big World, Up Close has gripped audiences with powerhouse performances showcasing some of the m…
Sculpture by the Sea is thrilled to announce that Sculpture by the Sea, Cottesloe, which faced the prospect of never happening again, will return to the sandy white shores of Cottesloe Beach…
Some of Victoria's smallest towns will share in a big dose of creativity thanks to an injection of more than $100,000 by the Victorian Government to help local groups bring performers to the…
Originally premiered in Sydney in 2017, this Australian stage medicalization of the popular 1994 film of the same name, garnered a host of awards for its stars and creatives during its premi…
Who is Nathan Carter? Singer. Mover. Shaker. Sydney born Melburnian. Once a Shakespearian Improvisor. Now playing Nick, Doug and others in Come From Away. What would you do differently to wh…
While America celebrated Independence Day, I attended Queensland Theatre's latest play, City of Gold, in the Bille Brown Theatre. Co-produced with Griffin Theatre Company, the talented playw…
The first comprehensive publication of Whiteley's artistic oeuvre, Schwartz City Books has announced a monumental seven-volume catalogue raisonné chronicling a lifetime of work by Brett Whi…
Having been to the Moulin Rouge in Paris, I actually felt disappointingly underwhelmed by the show. I would attribute that to the unimaginative lighting and the absence in the use of backdro…
The film, Black '47 highlights the year of 1847 during the 'Great Famine' also called the 'Irish Potato Famine' of 1845-49. Potato blight brought starvation, death and disease to Ireland and…
