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Eva Di Cesare, an older woman with dark, greying, shoulder length hair, surrounded by performers and characters from Monkey Baa's many productions. Eva wears a green shirt and black pants, and sits with her legs crossed. The people around her wear black 'Monkey Baa' t-shirts and hold an array of puppets including an emu, a wombat and a blue sheep.
Interviews

Monkey Baa: Eva Di Cesare to step down at the end of 2027

Monkey Baa Theatre co-founder and Artistic Director Eva Di Cesare reflects on her 29-year tenure to date.

Artist Joanne Lee and Hari Koutlakis at co-art Studio. Photo: Supplied.
Features

Breaking glass ceilings: the studios empowering disabled artists to shine

For disabled artists, supported studios don't just provide opportunities to work, but also vital support networks.

PRAMKICKER plays QPAC’s Cremorne Theatre this July. Image: Supplied.
Features

Brisbane theatre guide: 5 best shows to see in July 2026

This July sees the return of the darkly funny PRAMKICKER as well as a stunning production of Pride & Prejudice.

The Invite. Image: A24.
Features

10 new films we can’t wait to see before 2026 is out

From Olivia Colman's latest drama to the Australian comedy The Fox, here are the big films we're looking forward to…

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What to Watch

Australian cinema guide: what’s on at the movies July 2026

Discover all the blockbusters and indie flicks you'll be able to watch in Australian cinemas this July.

Backrooms. Image: A24.
Features

It’s OK to be excited about movie sequels, remakes & revivals

In the world of film and TV, everything old is always new again – and maybe that's not a bad…

Ballkids (or scenes from a friendship) returns to La Mama this September. Photo: Darren Gill.
Interviews

4 new sporting stories kicking goals in Australian theatre

These four creatives believe sporting stories can be winners on the stage.

Installation view of the Avatar: Forms of Vishnu exhibition at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, featuring works by Desmond Lazaro and Cambodian Vishnu statue from the early 800s, photo © Art Gallery of New South Wales, Jenni Carter.
Features

Avatar: Forms of Vishnu at AGNSW offers a tonic for our times

Avatar: Forms of Vishnu at the Art Gallery of New South Wales presents 200 artworks spanning 1500 years.

Lucy Guerin. The choreographer stands thoughtfully, her hand under her chin, gazing into the distance.
Industry News

Choreographer Lucy Guerin to step down from Lucy Guerin Inc at end of 2026

Twenty-five years after founding her company, which has significantly enriched the Australian dance sector, Guerin is moving on.

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Features

We need a library in every Australian school

School libraries can do much more than improve literacy.

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