You Once Said Yes is a work that physically takes the audience through a progression of sites or stagesVan Badham
SOURCE: The Guardian at 04:11AMDenis O’Hare invests a classic text with modern-day urgency in a Homer that reminds us that the cost of rage is death, writes Van BadhamVan Badham
SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:59PMVan Badham: From standups to sitcoms, radio to revolution, we look at the gags, red-rags and false flags that help make up Australian comedy. Tell us who makes you laugh in the comments.Van …
SOURCE: The Guardian at 08:17PMVan Badham: Cadavre Exquis may be educative viewing for theatre obsessives, but I suspect it would be irritating for everyone else.Van Badham
SOURCE: The Guardian at 07:47PMAn unexpected bond with the audience gives Bullet Catch human warmth unexpected of magic show and rare in other forms of theatreVan Badham
SOURCE: The Guardian at 10:30PMPhysical and visual imagery combine with spoken word in this moving, astonishing exploration of performer Dalisa Pigram's identityVan Badham
SOURCE: The Guardian at 07:14PMVan Badham: The premise of the Cadavre Exquis seems simple: four actors, four directors and four parts, but complications aboundVan Badham
SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:43PMThe only disappointment about this unmissable circus show is that the bawdy onstage party must inevitably come to an endVan Badham
SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:57PMFrom childbirth to the discovery of a long-buried secret, Sydney festival artists reveal the hour that changed their lives foreverVan Badham
SOURCE: The Guardian at 09:05PMMagic supergroup Band of Magicians may dial the schmaltz up to 11, but their combined wizardry still conjures a standing ovationVan Badham
SOURCE: The Guardian at 06:15PMAs more acrobats graduate from Australian circus schools, audiences’ appetite for this performance art is on the riseVan Badham
SOURCE: The Guardian at 11:00PMKaput's mix of slapstick and acrobatics is a loving live tribute to the comics of the silent film era ... as well as being a good laughVan Badham
SOURCE: The Guardian at 08:38PMFairfax Studio, Arts Centre MelbourneZahra Newman and Bert La Bonte excel in Katori Hall's play, set during the last hours of Martin Luther King's lifeIt's April 3, 1968. The reverend Martin…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 08:53PMMelbourne festival: Fairfax Studio, Arts Centre MelbourneNicola Gunn's attack on academic high-art practice exists on many and complex levels. But above all, it's hilariousFor last year's Me…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 09:10PMBrisbane festival: Spiegeltent, South BankAstonishing gymnastics, charmingly patchy juggling and saucy songs, in this festival late-night treatAs surely as there a Spiegeltent somewhere in t…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 03:53AMBrisbane festival: Courier-Mail Piazza, SouthbankCircolombia's cast of vulnerable new heroes create an exhilarating spectacle to a reggaeton soundtrackIt was only a couple of minutes into Ci…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:56AMThe Australian elections are looming and like clockwork, we're seeing a sustained attack on the arts – 'taxpayer-subsidised pooing' includedDid anyone attend the live performance of Mikala…
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