ARTIST STATEMENT – FLAVIA JULIUS
I was born and grew up in São Paulo, an extremely busy city, full of contrasts. I have always loved to wander around the old downtown, amongst high rises, noisy traffic and people from …
Mark Langham’s new play BIG CROW flies into the intimate Actors Pulse Theatre next Tuesday night for a short season.
Langham’s play, loosely based on a true story, is set in the early 1930’s and sees two young Londoners ground …
Featured image – Guest violinist Pekka Kuusisto.
This was not your standard Australian Chamber Orchestra (ACO) concert, but as always it featured absolutely superb playing by the ACO who were in inspired form and dynamically led by the charismatic, …
Live theatre is the best medicine, and Short + Sweet is my favourite time of year, with eight brand new plays this week, interesting and moving and resonating. Well chosen selection of emotional and thought provoking themes with chess, drama, …
Darling Harbour is always a colourful, multi-cultural melting pot on any given weekend. This was very much the case when we visited one lovely Sunday afternoon in early February.
Ben had plenty of opportunities to use his camera with two …
Most Sydney theatres have something running to support the LGBTQI community during Mardi Gras. Gone are the days when it was about grasping for the pink or lavender dollar, the offerings these days are genuine attempts to tell stories which …
Simon Hoy is the resident choreographer and tour director of the Melbourne Ballet Company and up till now has created seventeen works for the Company.
Hoy studied at the Australian Ballet School and has worked in Europe, Asia and America …