Reviews
When the Rain Stops Falling
BLACK SWAN STATE THEATRE: Andrew Bovell’s moving and disturbing play is magically and memorably presented in this new production directed…
Hossein Valamanesh: Out of nothingness
WAKEFIELD PRESS: Adelaide-based Iranian-Australian artist Hossein Valamanesh’s unique practice is explored in this beautifully produced new book.
Falstaff
WA OPERA: Verdi's final opera reveals the culmination of a lifetime’s experience.
4Tell
PARRAMATTA RIVERSIDE: Five short dance works, presented by Form (previously known as Western Sydney Dance Action) and directed by Kay…
October Chamber Jam
ELLINGTON JAZZ CLUB: This monthly Perth event supports experimentation by established musicians such as Andrew Nicholson (pictured) as well as…
Aviary
MELBOURNE FESTIVAL: Love him or hate him, BalletLab’s Phillip Adams is a game-changing pace-setter in contemporary dance.
Griffith REVIEW no. 34
The Annual Fiction Edition of this excellent journal features new writing from Benjamin Law, Romy Ash, Chris Womersley, Melissa Lucashenko…
Holding the Man
STATE THEATRE COMPANY OF SA: Based on the best-selling book by Timothy Conigrave, Tommy Murphy's play is a heartfelt, hilarious…
Kursk: An Oratorio Requiem
MELBOURNE FESTIVAL: A complex and ambitious collaboration between Australian composer David Chisholm and Russian poet Anzhelina Polonskaya.
This Year's Ashes
GRIFFIN: Jane Bodie's new play is a touching urban fable of connection and redemption, of moving and moving on.