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Theatre review: Just a Boy, Standing in Front of a Girl, fortyfivedownstairs

A contemporary adaptation of 'Medea', this production will definitely provoke discussion.

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Theatre review: Shhhh, Red Stitch Actors Theatre

Desire, sex and consent – but the stories seem disconnected and ineffective as a whole.

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Musical review: Midnight – The Cinderella musical, Comedy Theatre

Overlong and derivative, this modernised adaptation offers a dull twist on the original.

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Exhibition review: Shadow Spirit, RISING

’Shadow Spirit’ is a wonderful window into what is possible for the future presenting First Nations culture with immersive media…

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Exhibition review: Connection, THE LUME

Immersive in every sense of the word, Connection is a wonderland of First Nations artwork, imagery and soundscapes.

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Over 200 buildings and events at Open House Melbourne

Building sneak peeks, immersive tours, workshops, exhibitions, 2000 ping pong balls and more at this year's event.

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Theatre review: Underneath Ms Archer, St Martins Theatre

This is that rare kind of play: sparky, fast-paced and funny.

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How to guarantee your creative business idea succeeds

How do you identify whether your creative business idea is a destined for success? MoPA's Thomas Mahon shared his tips…

Panels of artworks installed outside a redbrick building. The works depict colourful First Nations motifs. Three figures are standing in front of the panels looking at them.
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Leading The Substation into its 'teenage years'

After moving to Melbourne and six months into the job as CEO of The Substation, Nuala Furtado shares her biggest…

A theatre set with five actors on stage. The set depicts a living room interior with patterned carpet, a lounge sofa, table and two chairs. In the centre are two men shaking hands, next to them is a women sitting on the sofa. Two female figures stand to either side.
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Theatre review: Exiles, fortyfivedownstairs

Bloomsday’s adaptation of James Joyce’s ‘Exiles’ is a fascinating exploration into fidelity, monogamy and disentangling their conflation within the institutional…

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