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Bell Shakespeare's Julius Caesar. Photo: Brett Boardman.
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Julius Caesar review: Et tu, Bell Shakespeare?

Despite missteps, Bell Shakespeare’s latest look at Julius Caesar still proves compelling.

Moment Factory's larger-than-life video games experience Augmented Games has been programmed for Illuminate Adelaide 2026. People watch on from the sides as participants step onto the boards of immersive, large-scale video games.
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Illuminate Adelaide reveals its 2026 program

This year's Illuminate Adelaide festival features a larger-than-life video game, a radiant woolly mammoth and even a smartphone choir.

Image: Riho Kitagawa on Unsplash.
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Wabi-sabi or sloppy? How to tell authentic from slapdash

In an age of artificial perfection, wabi-sabi is a refuge that offers lessons for embracing the human in art and…

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NT Writers Festival 2026

The NT Writers Festival returns to Darwin. Not just for readers and writers, this festival is for anyone who loves…

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Peter Blazey Fellowship 2027

The 2027 Peter Blazey Fellowship is now open. The $20,000 award is intended to further a work in progress for…

John Brack x Noel McKenna exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery: a woman dressed in black is sitting on a gallery bench looking at a range of small paintings hung on the gallery walls . One wall is a deep purple colour, the other is white.
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John Brack x Noel McKenna review: National Portrait Gallery’s masterful pairing of two great Australian painters

The shared interests of two Australian artists prove a fitting portal through which to explore their unique artistic voices.

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What’s in the Woods? | CHRISTMAS

Festive fun is heading to ‘What’s In The Woods?’ and the gnomes, animals and critters are getting everything ready for…

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What’s in the Woods? | SPRING

Spring has sprung! Our woodland is abuzz with activity, and filled with fabulous flowers. Roll around in the grass, help…

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What’s in the Woods? | SUMMER

The sun’s come out and it’s time to play! Join our woodland friends for a perfect summer’s day. Splash in…

Susan Provan will step down as Festival Director and CEO of Melbourne International Comedy Festival later this year. An older woman with fair skin, shoulder length brown hair and dark-framed glasses smiles at the camera. arts sector appointments
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On the move: latest arts sector appointments

This week's Australian arts sector appointments include the departure of Susan Provan AO from Melbourne International Comedy Festival, and new…

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