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Monday, September 23, 2019

On the Couch with Mark Salvestro by Arts Review

Who is Mark Salvestro? Hailing from the Snowy Mountains in NSW, I packed up my country boy life and moved to Sydney to ‘become an actor’ in 2011. From there, I gravitated away from the �…

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 05:09AM

Margaret Atwood: The Testaments by Arts Review

Shortlisted for the Booker Prize 2019, in this electrifying sequel to The Handmaid’s Tale, Margaret Atwood answers the question that has tantalised readers for decades: What happened to O…

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 04:28AM

Jessica Bram returns to the Jewish Museum of Australia as Director & CEO by Arts Review

For the third time in its history, the Jewish Museum of Australia has a new Director & CEO. The Museum has announced the appointment of Jessica Bram, welcoming her back after an absence …

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 03:24AM

Darlinghurst Theatre Company to present A Chorus Line in 2020 by Arts Review

Darlinghurst Theatre Company has announced that their first major production in 2020 will be a re-imagining of one of the most iconic dance spectacles of our time, A Chorus Line. When A Cho…

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 02:35AM
Sunday, September 22, 2019

Menopause The Musical returns to Sydney in 2020 with all-star cast by Arts Review

Seen by nearly 15 million people in more than 500 cities worldwide, the original New York and Las Vegas hit Menopause The Musical returns to Sydney in May 2020 for a strictly limited seaso…

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 09:38PM
Saturday, September 21, 2019

On the Couch with Sarahlouise Younger by Arts Review

Who is Sarahlouise Younger? Questions like this always stump me. A part of me hopes I never have the answer to this question as I am always evolving and finding different ways to answer it. …

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 06:02AM

Melbourne Fringe: Yuck Circus by Arts Review

The Melba Spiegeltent circus program is bulging, and thanks to something down their dacks, so are the women of Yuck Circus at the start of their eponymous Melbourne Fringe offering. Taking t…

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 05:31AM

Melbourne Fringe: Moi by Arts Review

Moi is an offering from the class of 2019 ‘adult students’ of CircArts, based in Geelong. The byline for the show was “It’s all about me…” and circus buffs in the audience will p…

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 04:56AM

Top Gun! The Musical by Arts Review

Singing. Satire. Subtext. All at Mach 3! Salty Theatre presents the Australian premiere of Top Gun! The Musical as part of the 2019 Melbourne Fringe for two-nights-only at Chapel Off Chapel:…

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 04:15AM

Game Masters: The Exhibition by Arts Review

Following a 6-year international tour and more than 1 million visitors, Game Masters: The Exhibition returns to Australia, making its Canberra debut at the National Film and Sound Archive of…

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 02:06AM

On the Couch with Bec Reid by Arts Review

Who is Bec Reid? Bec is an Australian based performer, producer, director, choreographer and engagement specialist. What would you do differently to what you do now? In addition to what I do…

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 01:21AM

New musical has enough warmth, witty lines and catchy tunes to win its own fangirls by Arts Review

Comedy often succeeds where tragedy fails. Fangirls, the pop musical which has premiered in Brisbane, is not the first drama to explore our fascination with the wild, uncontrollable power of…

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 12:30AM
Friday, September 20, 2019

Terese Casu joins National Art School by Arts Review

Terese Casu will take up the newly created position of Head of Advancement at the National Art School in Darlinghurst from 21 October 2019 as an integral member of the School’s Executive L…

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 01:55AM

The Beautiful Game by Arts Review

Set against the backdrop of the political and religious troubles in Northern Ireland in the late 60s and early 70’s, Manilla Street Productions presents a rare treat for lovers of musical …

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 01:31AM
Thursday, September 19, 2019

Norma by Arts Review

Lauded as the Everest of opera, the cast of this production certainly rose to the technical demands of Bellini’s Norma. The show is challenging both vocally and dramatically. Such a scanda…

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 09:53PM

Griffin Theatre Company to farewell Artistic Director Lee Lewis by Arts Review

After more than six years of artistic vision Griffin Theatre Company’s Artistic Director Lee Lewis will depart to take the helm at Queensland Theatre, leaving behind a lasting and powerful…

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 09:12PM

On the Couch with Andi Snelling by Arts Review

Who is Andi Snelling? A performer, writer and walking rainbow with a special love of physical theatre. Throw me a banana and I’ll happily slip on it. What would you do differently to what …

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 04:59AM

You Should Be Dancing by Arts Review

A shiny, glitter studded, mega mix of the ultimate dancing moves, performance collective Everybody NOW presents You Should Be Dancing as part of the Darebin Speakeasy season at Northcote Tow…

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 04:14AM

KAWS: Companionship in the Age of Loneliness by Arts Review

Contemporary American artist KAWS (a.k.a Brian Donnelly) is one of the most resonant artists of his generation. In an Australian first, a comprehensive survey of 25 years of KAWS’s oeuvre,…

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 02:58AM

Rebooting your record collection – again by Arts Review

The world works in mysterious ways. Thirty years ago, the introduction of the compact disc and a consumer push for portability threatened to leave the sale of vinyl records in the dust. By t…

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 01:43AM

Partners in Crime: Rhonda Burchmore and Lara Mulcahy by Arts Review

Rhonda Burchmore and Lara Mulcahy may be chalk and cheese, but both are consummate entertainers, and together they’re pure magic. Their latest cabaret, Partners in Crime is a delightfully …

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 12:54AM
Wednesday, September 18, 2019

Melbourne Fringe: How to Drink Wine Like a Wanker by Arts Review

Anna Thomas is the writer and performer of How to Drink Wine Like A Wanker. The story is based on a period of time where she ran wine tours without having much wine knowledge of her own. Tho…

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 11:08PM

Melbourne Fringe: Passionate Machine by Arts Review

Beginning in childhood, Rosy Carrick used to write letters to her future self. She was intrigued with how one person could be split in two as sender and receiver of information. In early adu…

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 10:48PM

Introducing the Alex Rathgeber Performing Artist Scholarship by Arts Review

With the success of the Richard Morris Memorial Concert and Scholarship over the past 15 years, the newly-named RM Showcase and Morris Family are thrilled to be able to expand the scholarshi…

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 08:50PM

Bangla by Arts Review

Twenty-two-year-old Bengali-Italian man Phaim (Phaim Bhuiyan) lives a life according to boundaries. He doesn’t dare cross the hipsters that threaten to gentrify his neighbourhood, nor does…

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 08:11AM

Melbourne Fringe: Railed by Arts Review

Out on the prairie, a cowpoke might have described penned cattle as “railed”. Despite the name, this Railed is very definitely not confined to being a typical circus offering. We’ve se…

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 07:02AM

Augmented Reality shines new light on Silo Art Trail by Arts Review

An augmented reality app is breathing new life into Australia’s largest outdoor art gallery, the Silo Art Trail, thanks to funding from the Victorian Government’s $2 million Regional Eve…

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 06:44AM
Tuesday, September 17, 2019

On the Couch with Jeremy Hopkins by Arts Review

Who is Jeremy Hopkins? I’m a drummer, vocalist, composer, voice-over artist, actor, tap dancer, plane enthusiast, neurodiversity advocate, and father to Will (2 legs) and Bruce (4 legs). J…

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 02:18AM

The Nutcracker by Arts Review

There’s nothing like a traditional Nutcracker to get you in the mood for the festive season. And there’s no traditional Nutcracker as magical as English legend Sir Peter Wright’s ve…

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 02:00AM
Monday, September 16, 2019

Screen creatives on both sides of camera call for action on local content by Arts Review

Leading Australian actors, directors, crew, writers and producers are in Canberra this week in a united push to convince Parliament to introduce local content requirements for booming digita…

SOURCE: artsreview.com.au at 10:30PM

Melbourne Fringe: It all sparks joy by Arts Review

It All Sparks Joy is an affecting dark comedy about one man’s attempt to address his cluttered life. Lead by an usher with sign aloft, we’re lead into one of the smaller rooms in the Tra…

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

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