Graeme Murphy reimagined the classic Russian ballet to tell a uniquely Australian story of Clara. For the sake of young dancers, we need more like thisThere's a touching scene that opens the…
Opening in June, the National Theatre of Parramatta joins a wave of new companies that are giving voice to western Sydney and beyondIn 1791, Governor Arthur Phillip renamed Rose Hill " a set…
A puppeteer, Triple J breakfast host and spaghetti lover walk into a bar ... or so the joke goes as a talented new line-up of comedians hit the road this seasonWhen you pay to see a comedian…
From Adelaide fringe to a week of literary events and an art biennial, South Australia claims its title as the festival state this autumnEach March South Australia claims its title as "the f…
Late summer is a festive time on the Western Australian coast, with Perth, Albany and Denmark hosting all manner of music, theatre, dance, literature and film eventsWest Australian artists t…
Belvoir's take on the global cocaine blizzard is shockingly dark, occasionally overplayed, but compelling, taking us from Surry Hills to Kreuzberg via MexicoFrom the moment Detective Grubbe,…
The graphic design pioneer's retrospective launches in Melbourne, Carl Barron drinks with a fork in Darwin and Future Classic teams up with the MCALes Mason: Solo, in Melbourne Continue read…
Stephen Fry tells tales in Melbourne, Lismore's station becomes a theatre venue and rock stars join the Australian Chamber Orchestra Underground in SydneyStephen Fry in Melbourne Continue re…
Wesley Enoch directs his final play for QTC, a festival of intimate performance art opens in Perth and a Sydney heritage-listed laneway re-opens for businessThe Odd Couple in Brisbane Contin…
Sydney Dance Company stage a one-off triple bill, Bell Shakespeare's Hamlet shows in Canberra and Casula Powerhouse celebrate their 21st birthdayIlluminated in Melbourne Continue reading...
South Australia hosts its first Indigenous art festival, Augie March's Glenn Richards performs solo in Fremantle and Strictly Ballroom closes in BrisbanePirrku Warrapina, Tarnanthi festival …
MPavilion opens for the summer, Richard Tognetti celebrates 25 years at the helm of the Australian Chamber Orchestra and The Sleeping Beauty in Perth Continue reading...
The Goods Line hosts its first public event, Montaigne begins her national tour and Arj Barker asks audiences to get inside his head#TheGoods, Sydney Architecture festival Continue reading...
David McAllister, artistic director of the Australian Ballet, has chosen The Sleeping Beauty to debut his first choreographic work. The ballet was first performed by the company in 1973 and …
Verdi's La Traviata is reimagined by Sisters Grimm; Julia Morris says 'thanks but no thanks' to feedback and science researchers reveal how they really feel, as we select the best things to …
'Mademoiselle Non' appears at the Sydney Opera House to discuss Rudolf Nureyev, trusting her instincts and taking her final bow in Tokyo after 40 yearsSylvie Guillem will take her final bow …
As the pair team up once more for The Present, an adaptation of Chekhov's first play by outgoing STC artistic director Andrew Upton, we look back at Cate Blanchett and Richard Roxburgh's yea…
Sydney theatre production has six of Australia's most esteemed talents acting like 17-year-olds as they explore what it is to be young again How do you get six of Australia's best-loved thea…
Cate Blanchett, Paul Kelly, Kate Miller-Heidke and Judith Lucy were among the winners and presenters on the red carpet at Sydney's Capitol theatre on Monday. There were performances from Les…
Benedict Cumberbatch, best known by many as Sherlock, returns to the stage as Hamlet in his first theatre role in four years. Here's a sneak peak at rehearsals for the show that has become o…