7,123 stories by "Arts Review"
Based on Universal Pictures' blockbuster film Jurassic World, Museum Victoria and Imagine Exhibitions have announced that Melbourne Museum will host the world premiere of Jurassic World: The…
Who is Nathan Gilkes? Theatre-maker, composer, musician, and co-Artistic Director of Present Tense, working now on our latest work, Ricercar at Theatre Works. What would you do differently t…
Inspired by Left-Of-Berlin European post-war musicology and performance, Komissar Kabaret is political, vulgar, artistic, grotesque, sexy and sublime – as they present Rushin Rabbit at…
Bringing virtual reality artwork to the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV)Â for the first time, Jess Johnson's Wurm Haus – a psychedelic, reality-warping space with a virtual 'mind m…
The ordered artistry of JS Bach meets the explosive energy and mania of contemporary theatre: RICERCAR is a 21st century operatic event crafted and composed for Theatre Works in a world prem…
Three shows that will be presented exclusively at the 2016 Adelaide Festival of Arts have driven early box office success. Pina Bausch's legendary Nelken has become the fastest selling da…
The Greats: Masterpieces from the National Galleries of Scotland " currently showing at the Art Gallery of NSW " is easily the most impressive exhibition of old master works to visit Sydney.…
StageArt has announced a stellar cast for the lead and ensemble roles for their West End revival production of Saturday Night Fever at Chapel Off Chapel in February 2016. Mike Snell (Strictl…
The Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (MCA) has announced the appointment of Emily Cormack as Curator for Primavera 2016: Young Australian Artists. Primavera is the MCA's annual exhibitio…
Who is Adam Gardnir? Adam Gardnir is the set and costume designer behind MTC's fabulous production Buyer and Cellar. What would you do differently to what you do now? Nothing. Who inspires y…
Graham Miller is one of Western Australia’s most important photographers. He is known for his richly atmospheric images that combine cinematic vision with the eye-for-subtle-detail of …
The latest change in the federal government's arts funding approach, announced by new arts minister Mitch Fifield on November 18, raises more questions than it answers. Yes – as explor…
Who is Elizabeth Millington? Elizabeth is a crazy Russian director without the accent, but is very good at putting one on if a more threatening demeanor is required. What would you do differ…
Bringing some twisted Christmas cheer to Melbourne and raising much needed funds for Launch Housing and their work to end homelessness, Christ Almighty! plays at Bella Union, Trades Hall …
Michael Coppel and Philip McIntyre in association with Louise Withers will present the World Premiere of John Cleese's Fawlty Towers – Live on Stage, touring Australia and New Zealand …
I had previously thought of playwriting as a craft. However, as I watched the Australian premiere of Middletown (premiered off-Broadway in 2010) by Will Eno, I gained conviction for a recent…
A shameless nostalgic purge bearing witness to a time of love, loss and community, Robert Allan’s Through a Beaded Lash plays The Depot Theatre, Marrickville for a limited season from …
Melbourne Theatre Company has announced that applications are now open for its 2016 Women in Theatre Program. This new initiative builds on the success of MTC's Women Directors Program and e…
Melbourne's Red Stitch celebrates 15 years in 2016 with a season of eight plays never seen before in Australia, plus an exciting new relationship with Geelong Performing Arts Centre Red Stit…
The Keir Foundation, Carriageworks and Dancehouse have announced the eight outstanding commissioned artists competing for the 2016 Keir Choreographic Award, the second edition of Australi…
During the wartime winter of 1942, in the remote (and fictional) country town of Warrabadanga, the female workers at the 'Dinkum Biscuit Factory' are battling to keep the biscuits baking. Ne…
Brisbane contemporary sculptor Michael Riddle has been awarded the $250,000 Southern Way McClelland Commission for his work, Iconoclast. Visually arresting and poignant, this large steel str…
Following its highly acclaimed season at the SBW Stables Theatre, Riverside Theatres present Griffin Theatre Company's cunning comic thriller, A Rabbit for Kim Jong-il from 25 November 2015.…
A surreal journey into the world of women's drinking culture – from the giddy highs to the sobering truths that come with alcohol use and abuse, Man With A Plan present the Australian …
Nearly 200 objects exploring how art and design can act as tools and evidence of social change are featured in two new exhibitions on display at Sydney’s Powerhouse Museum. Exclusiv…
