Reviews
Helen Britton review: a jeweller who is so much more
Internationally celebrated artist Helen Britton totally short circuits how we think about jewellery with wonder.
The Lovers review: Shakespeare shaken and stirred for the TikTok generation
Teens and young adults scream, boo, giggle and gasp like they're at a gig during Laura Murphy's The Lovers.
Anne being Frank review: what if the Holocaust diarist had survived?
What could have been had Anne Frank published her memoir?
51 Alterities review: Keri Glastonbury's poetry collection is erudite and playful
51 Alterities is a layered snapshot of contemporary life.
Othello review: a pared-back production by Melbourne Shakespeare Company
With its themes of domestic violence, Othello has continuing relevance.
Caesar review: This production in Townsville by TheatreiNQ is superlative
This iteration of Julius Caesar has an epic quality.
Orlando review: a dazzling journey traversing time, place and identity at Belvoir
Trans and non-binary actors take centre stage in this highly theatrical adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s gender-bending classic, 'Orlando: A Biography'.
The Island of Last Things review: Emma Sloley's book is about the last zoo in the world
The Island of Last Things asks what you would be prepared to risk for a better world.
A Catalogue of Love review: Erin Hortle's novel is a coming-of-age story set in Tasmania
A Catalogue of Love invites readers to think about the social and biological burdens on women.
One-Way Ticket to Vietnam 1966 –1968 review: An exhibition of Catherine Leroy's photography
One-Way Ticket to Vietnam is part of the Ballarat Intenational Foto Biennale.