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View of gallery exhibition with ceramic and glass artworks. Sabbia Gallery
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Exhibition review: twenty, Sabbia Gallery

This exhibition is testament to the enduring allure of collecting ceramics, glass and fibre art – 20 years of Sabbia…

Two panels. On the left is of Caro Llewellyn, who is wearing black. She has blonde hair and is smiling. There's a library behind her. On the right is the cover of her book, 'Love, Unedited", which has a photo of a young woman in black and white with her hand holding up her chin.
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Book review: Love Unedited, Caro Llewellyn

An obsessive love affair with a famous writer... What happens when fact and fiction intertwine.

A classical concert with musicians on stage.
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Music review: Camerata – Queensland's Chamber Orchestra, QPAC

Camerata’s first concert of 2025 offered three exceptional classical works, with the addition of wind, brass and percussion players.  

A man in bed smoking a cigarette. Next to him is a younger person with a beer can.
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Theatre review: Djuna, Northcote Town Hall Arts Centre

Power politics explored in this queer socio-drama.

Five schoolboys in white shirts gather around a water trough.
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Theatre review: Boys on the Verge of Tears, fortyfivedownstairs

An exploration of identity and masculinity from youth to adulthood.

Two women in light white dresses dancing.
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Theatre review: Is That You, Ruthie? Cremorne Theatre, QPAC

The journey of a mother and daughter separated by the government’s removal policy is a heartbreaking tale of courage and…

A man is walking towards a woman. He's dressed in a black suit with a white shirt. She has her eyes closed and is wearing a cream dress.
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Performance reviews: Café Müller and Club Amour, Adelaide Festival

A triple bill dance performance that dealt with memory and repetition.

Two performers in black dancing.
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Dance review: Somos, Arts Centre Melbourne

Rafael Bonachela’s passionate and 'most Spanish' work triumphs in a perfect, intimate setting.

A young man and two young women wearing casual clothes.
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Theatre review: Love, Old Fitz Theatre

An intense fusion between location and production.

A man on stage with a guitar.
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Music review: New Order, Summer on the Forecourt, Sydney Opera House Forecourt

Legendary English band New Order hit the spot with their first Sydney show in half a decade. 

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