Performing Arts
A Chorus Line
Chicago, The Wiz, The Rocky Horror Show and A Chorus Line all opened on Broadway in 1975. Does A Chorus…
Student theatre isn’t all about NIDA
Theatre education doesn’t just happen in drama courses. Beyond NIDA, VCA and WAAPA, there is plenty of on-campus opportunity.
Pompeii, L.A.
A shuddering, vacuous city built on the San Andreas Fault, Los Angeles as we see it in Pompeii, L.A. is…
Diaphanous: seeing through and beyond
Ochre Contemporary Dance Company’s first public season is simply stunning.
Towards the Flame
This collaboration, pioneered by the QSO's Richard Wenn in discussion with choreographer Natalie Weir, turned out to be an unexpected…
The Lighthouse
An exceptionally well directed and well-lit production of Peter Maxwell-Davies' chamber opera about the 1900 disappearance of three Scottish lighthouse…
Tricky and Mish: A madness to the method
Tasmanian artists Tricky and Mish are inviting you under the skin of their isolated and eccentric fictional figure, Henri Papin.
Christopher Downes
Hobart-based cartoonist, illustrator, dad and beard grower, Christopher Downes swapped the American South for the Australian one.
Poetic Visions
As Australian cricket fans were scenting victory in the second Test in Adelaide, the Melbourne Recital Centre featured the Benaud…
The Unnamed
This newly devised work, the third in 5pound Theatre’s ‘5pounds of Repertory Theatre’ project, is dark, captivating and blackly funny.