The renowned British artist Tacita Dean is famous for her drawings and film. Dean has the ability to capture in her works qualities that make them not only extraordinarily beautiful but her works have an intimacy that can be almost …
With all the doom and gloom emanating from Geelong lately with the closures of Ford and Alcoa, it’s great to see one of that city’s success stories, Back to Back Theatre, showcase their award winning show GANESH VERSUS THE THIRD …
“Who is it that can tell me who I am?” asks Lear.
“Lear’s shadow”, replies the fool.
THE SHADOW KING is the apt title of an adaptation of King Lear by Tom E. Lewis and Michael Kantor.
Set in Northern …
An absorbing blend of dance, physical theatre and the warehouse/industrial environment Forklift is brought to us by KAGE from Melbourne as part of the 2014 Sydney Festival.
Directed by Kate Denborough, there are three female performers in the show (four …
“Stand by, Roll sound, Roll camera – ACTION!” and another group of delighted audience become part of the shooting of another TV Crime Show.
Amidst gales of laughter, a suspect protests his innocence with a most unlikely explanation, a policewoman …
CESENA, ROSAS companion piece to EN ATTENDANT, is just as mesmerising.
It starts with a snap to blackout and in the gloom a full throated call to the dawn by a nude male. Throughout the show there is a sense
Challenging and provocative, this is a luminous, shimmering, extraordinary combination of fourteenth century music and contemporary dance .
This is the first time the Biennale has presented a dance company as part of its program and what a thrill it