Performing Arts
Broken Colour
Playwright Nina Pearce examines the nature of mania and its relationship to our everyday experiences of life.
Romeo and Juliet
Lead by Eryn Jean Norvill and Dylan Young as the star-crossed lovers, this is a striking and contemporary adaptation.
Australian works at the core of State Theatre Company's 2014 season
Adelaide audiences will see works by Lally Katz, Sue Smith, Phillip Kavanagh, Daniel Keene and Ian Meadows in 2014.
Small world has some big challenges
From earthquakes in Java to learning entirely new melodic structures, international collaborations are fraught with difficulty, but equally, the outcomes…
Pacific arts under the microscope
Navigating new voices in contemporary Pacific arts across two Sydney venues.
John Gabriel Borkman
A focused, daring and intimate production that pushes every theatrical button.
A Singer Must Die...and Other Bedtime Stories
This one-woman show is remarkably sinister, yet also utterly delightful and heart-breaking all at once.
Cho Cho
A well performed, at times visually stunning, but ultimately somewhat unsatisfactory reworking of the Madama Butterfly story.
The fastest growing art and design jobs
A US education site has analysed the growth areas for art and design graduates, finding graduates choosing the old career…
Super Discount
Instead of exploring the humanity in the superhero, Back to Back’s new production shows us the superhero in the human.