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Tuesday, November 19, 2019

On the Couch with Geoff Todd by Arts Review

Who is Geoff Todd? I am a visual artist who worked mainstream in Melbourne before accepting the position as Artist in Residence at the Victorian College of the Arts in 1980. Following this I…

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Monday, November 18, 2019

Peter Watt: The Queen’s Tiger by Arts Review

Peter Watt brings to the fore all the passion, adventure and white-knuckle battle scenes that made his beloved Duffy and Macintosh novels so popular in The Queen’s Tiger. It is 1857. Colon…

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Dance Rites returns to Sydney Opera House this November by Arts Review

This weekend, Australia’s fifth annual national First Nations dance competition Dance Rites returns to the Sydney Opera House Forecourt over two days for a free, cross-generational celebra…

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DreamSong by Arts Review

Guaranteeing all who come to the Church of DreamSong will be touched! EbbFlow Theatre Co presents Hugo Chiarella and Robert Tripolino’s DreamSong – an Australian musical satire at the Al…

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 09:57PM

To be Honest – the voice of a new generation from Western Sydney by Arts Review

This November, Riverside Theatres will present the captivating theatrical work, To be Honest, created in collaboration with young people from Sydney’s Western suburbs. Crafted from a serie…

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On the Couch with Rhyan Clapham by Arts Review

Who is Rhyan Clapham? I’m Rhyan Clapham, I go by DOBBY – a drummer rapper (Drapper). I’m a proud Filipino and Aboriginal musician; my family is from Brewarrina on Ngemba land, and I’…

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Six Degrees at a Hot Melbourne Market by Arts Review

Orbiting around the Queen Victoria Markets are four short plays that make up Melbourne Writers’ Theatre’s showcase, Six Degrees at a Hot Melbourne Market. Each vignette shows great imagi…

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The School of Rock by Arts Review

In this hilarious, family oriented musical, Dewey Finn’s dream of becoming a ‘Rock God’ is fading: he’s out of work, can’t afford rent, and perhaps worst of all he’s been uncerem…

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Turandot by Arts Review

Graeme Murphy’s bold vision of the icy princess Turandot bursts back into the State Theatre – Arts Centre Melbourne this November with powerhouse American soprano and Melbourne crowd fav…

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The Wharf Revue 2019 – UNR-DACT-R by Arts Review

Although Drew Forsythe is the only one of the original Wharf Revue trio performing in the 2019 edition of The Wharf Revue, entitled cheekily, Unredacted, Jonathan Biggins and Phillip Scott w…

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Sunday, November 17, 2019

Flight Memory by Arts Review

Who would have thought that a jazz song cycle inspired by the invention of the Black Box Flight Recorder would have made for an evening of absorbing theatre – not only absorbing, but thril…

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Bluesfest Byron Bay nominated for Best International Music Festival for ninth time by Arts Review

Iconic music festival, Byron Bay Bluesfest has been nominated for Best International Music Festival by music industry trade publication, Pollstar for the ninth time. The International Musi…

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 10:05PM
Thursday, November 14, 2019

On the Couch with Charlie Cousins by Arts Review

Who is Charlie Cousins? Hah! I’m still trying to work that one out myself. Conventional answer would be an actor living at the base of The Dandenongs who loves learning how to deepen his c…

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 11:12PM

The Holy Shroud: an immersive experience by celebrated Italian artist Veronica Piraccini by Arts Review

Exclusive to Melbourne, The Holy Shroud (La Sacra Sindone) – an immersive experience by celebrated Italian artist Veronica Piraccini will be presented at SpACE@Collins this November. For 1…

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 10:54PM

Oil by Arts Review

In a first for Red Stitch Actors Theatre, the Australian premiere season of Oil by UK playwright Ella Hickson will take place at the Cromwell Road Theatre in South Yarra this November. From …

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 10:26PM

Rohan Browne: Influences by Arts Review

Rohan Browne is one of musical theatre’s leading men and a true triple threat. In his show-stopping theatrical piece Influences, he pays homage to the legendary artists that impacted his u…

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Top Picks of Melbourne Music Week 2019 by Arts Review

Over the past decade Melbourne Music Week (MMW) has been a platform for taste-makers, a host for creators, a home for thinkers, and a stage for emerging talent and performers. Running until …

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On the Couch with Lauren McKenna by Arts Review

Who is Lauren McKenna? I am a director and performer of theatre, acting coach and studio owner of Coach Me, Lauren!; newlywed wife to Production Manager/BFG/All-round Legend – Carl McKinno…

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Matrix mesmerises in Brisbane by Arts Review

Riveting, dramatic, exciting, Matrix is a mesmerising visual audience experience. This production is the successful outcome of a creative collaboration between the Artistic Director of Expre…

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Robyn Archer: The (Other) Great American Songbook by Arts Review

Following the success of Que Reste T’il and Dancing on the Volcano, Robyn Archer AO completes her trilogy of performances with The (Other) Great American Songbook at Sydney’s City Re…

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 12:01AM
Wednesday, November 13, 2019

L.J.M. Owen: The Great Divide by Arts Review

A darker tale from the author of the popular Dr Pimms, Intermillennial Sleuth mysteries, L. J. M. Owen delivers us a new Australian rural crime novel full of twisted secrets and hidden victi…

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The Audition by Arts Review

Examining the parallels of the selection processes experienced by actors seeking work and refugees seeking asylum, Outer Urban Projects presents the new Australian work, The Audition in a wo…

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Shirin Neshat: Dreamers by Arts Review

The work of Iranian-born artist and filmmaker Shirin Neshat will be celebrated in Dreamers – a solo exhibition featuring a trilogy of video installations at NGV International from November…

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 09:29PM

The Report by Arts Review

With this year’s explosive political-drama, The Report, director-writer-producer Scott Z. Burns crafts a deeply-enthralling look into the American Senates investigation of the CIA and thei…

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MPavilion opens in Melbourne’s Queen Victoria Gardens by Arts Review

Designed by Australia’s only Pritzker Architecture Prize recipient Glenn Murcutt AO, MPavilion 2019 has opened in the Queen Victoria Gardens, celebrating Australian design and identity wit…

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Tuesday, November 12, 2019

Sugarbabies: A Boylesque Musical by Arts Review

A boylesque revue that delves into the world of the sugardaddy/sugarbaby phenomenon, Smoke & Mirrors Productions presents Sugarbabies: A Boylesque Musical at Perth’s Pride WA Festiva…

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Between appearances: the art of Louise Weaver by Arts Review

Featuring fantastical creatures, iridescent other worlds, minutely observed details from nature, uncanny objects and unsettling organic forms, Between appearances: the art of Louise Weaver �…

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On the Couch with Giovanni Butera by Arts Review

Who is Giovanni Butera? Chief Executive Officer of Nixora Group and Chairman of GAIA – Global Association of International Artists. I am someone who has worked successfully for most of my …

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 02:53AM

Flight Memory by Arts Review

A globally significant story capturing the life-changing invention of the black box, Canberra’s The Street Theatre presents the world premiere of Flight Memory from 14 November 2019. A nar…

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Catch Tilly: Otherwise Known as Pig by Arts Review

Life sucks for Morgan Patrick Lohdi. Used as the school punching bag, he’s constantly bruised and harassed, and doesn’t have anything even resembling a friend. Maybe it would be okay if …

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 12:03AM
Monday, November 11, 2019

Asia TOPA: Asia-Pacific Triennial of Performing Arts 2020 Program Announced by Arts Review

The full Asia TOPA: Asia-Pacific Triennial of Performing Arts 2020 program has been unveiled with an astonishing 54 works – many of those featuring intercultural collaborations – spannin…

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 11:17PM