As parts of its Sydney International Art series the Art Gallery of New South Wales is exhibiting, exclusively in Sydney, 65 paintings on loan from the Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg, whose artists are regarded as masters of modern art. …
Winner of the NSW Premier’s Literary Awards, THE SERPENT’S TEETH is acclaimed Australian playwright. Daniel Keene’s unflinching look at the true human cost of armed conflict. A company of fifteen actors from across nine cultural backgrounds tackle this searing …
Echoes of school? Of P&F meetings where a quick scan of the agenda sees the acronym STEM leap at you and you know, you just know, that the Arts are going to get screwed. Not here. EAR TO THE EDGE …
Margaret Fulton “livened up the nation and taught them how to cook with a little inspiration and the Margaret Fulton book”. Words of the enjoyable lively musical, Margaret Fulton Queen of the Dessert, ring true to generations of Australian and …
In AN ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE, a contemporary adaptation/ imagining of Henrik Ibsen’s play of the same title, Dr Katherine Stockman lives in a tight-knit community – she’s woven into the fabric. One day she makes a disturbing discovery: the …
The late comedienne Joan Rivers remarked in her documentary A Piece Of Work that what was death to her was her diary with no forthcoming bookings.
William Shatner’s diary I imagine would continuously be full and in Shatner’s world he …
One can feel it coming and you hope it’s good. As interval approaches at ANYTHING GOES from Hornsby Musical Society, you know that the title song, the show stopper, is up next. Everything you have seen so far has …
In October of 1998, openly gay University of Wyoming student Matthew Shepard was found tied to a fence, beaten and unconscious. After 5 days in a coma, Shepard succumbed to his injuries and his murder was denounced and tried as …
Betty, it’s a beautiful Sydney day today Not much to grumble about. I assume that Betty Grumble is your stage name. It’s clever but mightn’t put some people off Are you happy with your choice? Stage names can be tricky.…
SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN from Blackout Theatre Company is such an upbeat show. It’s about romance and nostalgia and sitting back and having it wash over you. It’s about rooting for the lovers and tapping your feet to the …