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Book review: The Scope of Permissibility, Zeynab Gamieldien

A debut novel tracks the lives of a trio of friends as they explore university life and their Muslim faith.

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Exhibition review: Twist, Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery

‘Twist’ is one of those rare exhibitions that hit the mark on both depth and scope, with curious encounters and…

Green light shines down from the sky in thin streaks with a people of people standing beneath.
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Light event review: Resonate and Mirror Mirror, Illuminate Adelaide

Innovative and enchanting, Moment Factory's 'Resonate' and 'Mirror Mirror' light up the city as part of Illuminate Adelaide.

James Drinkwaters paintings in a gallery
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Exhibition review: James Drinkwater, Drill Hall Gallery

Consistently bold and at scale, James Drinkwater's latest exhibition looks at the past 20 years of his paintings as a…

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Book review: The Magpie's Sister, Kerri Turner

An historical tale of circus folk and prejudice, and how understanding can lead to the unlikeliest of allies.

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Circus review: Duck Pond, QPAC

Reimagining 'Swan Lake', Circa’s production is a delightfully fresh take on the art of circus.

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Book review: Vinyl Dreams, Tony Wellington

A book that attempts to capture the tumultuous musical styles of the time, but its approach lacks rigour.

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Exhibition review: What Is Your Gov'ment Name: Olana Janfa, Immigration Museum

Immerse yourself in the vibrant world of Olana Janfa's exhibition 'What's Is Your Gov’ment Name'

Two young Black women stand on stage in front of an open panel with illuminated blue and gold light. In the centre of the panel is a male figure with gold light illumination around him.
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Theatre review: Is God Is, Melbourne Theatre Company

An enthralling fusion genre revenge tragedy highlighting Black excellence in theater.

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Dance review: Jewels, Arts Centre Melbourne

Pretty and charming traditional ballet, though it lacks gravitas.

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