Melbourne
Review: Fallen, fortyfivedownstairs
An institution for women set up by Charles Dickens in the 1840s was the inspiration of this production by She…
Marieke Hardy on making art anonymously
From public figure to anonymous creator and back again, Marieke Hardy stepped into the public sphere as Artistic Director of…
Review: Der Rosenkavalier, Melbourne Opera
A voluptuous, comedic romp where young love triumphs over all in the style only opera can provide.
'Beautiful vessels': plastinated bodies explore complexity, resilience and vulnerability
Is this exhibition dead wrong, or ethically considered? Melbourne exhibition of real bodies offers a lesson in science and wellbeing…
Projection art: transforming the everyday
Glow Winter Arts Festival returns for a fifth year, transforming the familiar environs of Malvern East after dark.
Review: The Kites of Tianjin, fortyfivedownstairs theatre
Featuring Wang Zheng-Ting, this show was a fitting finale to the inimitable brilliance of The Usefulness of Art concert series…
Review: Prehistoric, Meat Market
Elbow Room's Prehistoric is a stand-out piece of theatre.
Art lovers' house sold to support underprivileged students
A Melbourne couple’s house, left as a bequest to Monash University, sold for $1.91 million at auction; the money will…
Review: Mamma Mia!, Princess Theatre
Get your flares and platform boots out because 'Mamma Mia' is back...again...
Review: Carrion, Arts House
Justin Shoulder's recent work Carrion demonstrates the change-making potential of embodied performance.