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Bonachela/Obarzanek review (Sydney Dance Company)

Martin Portus

Thanks to all those pushy, once brazen young baby-boomers, many Australian arts organisations are now marking their 40th or even …

Stage

The Split review (Rumpus Theatre, Adelaide)

Murray Bramwell

“Jules and Tom are on an old fishing boat. They’ve borrowed it. It’s only pretty small. The anchor is down, …

Festivals, Stage

The Village review (OzAsia Fest, Adelaide)

Murray Bramwell

The 2019 OzAsia program has been notable for its significant returns. Artistic director Joseph Mitchell has said that while he …

Festivals, Stage

Cuckoo review (OzAsia Fest, Adelaide)

Murray Bramwell

Cuckoo is a meditation on South Korean society over the 22 years since the Asian Financial Crisis, told in part …

Music, Stage

Kukangendai review (Melbourne International Arts Festival)

Arianna Lucente

Japanese avant-garde rock trio Kukangendai make their Australian debut with Organ, an hour-long musical piece that transports audiences and subverts …

Festivals, Reviews, Stage

Light review (OzAsia Festival, Adelaide)

Murray Bramwell

“The Theft of Penang, Birth of Adelaide and the Rise of the British Empire.” This is the revisionist history of …

Festivals, Stage

Technocircus review (OzAsia Festival, Adelaide)

Murray Bramwell

I am not really sure what video-mapping technology is, but the smart and snappy Japanese mime-and-image group, SIRO-A certainly make …

Reviews, Stage

Fangirls review (Belvoir St Theatre, Sydney)

Jason Whittaker

That piercing shrill you’ve heard wafting from Surry Hills this week? That would be the singular sound of teenage girls …

Festivals, Stage

Gender Euphoria review (Melbourne International Arts Festival)

Anders Furze

Taking to the stage inside the Spiegeltent, the artists of Gender Euphoria are collectively the largest cast of trans and …

Festivals, Stage

Sex, violence and working class neglect: director Stewart Laing on ‘The End of Eddy’

Anders Furze

When Édouard Louis’ debut novel The End of Eddy was published in France in 2014, it immediately caused a sensation. …

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A legal approach to the decline and fall of the United States

Kevin Brianton

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Sleaford Mods ‘All That Glue’ review: a necessary album for fans and newcomers alike

Benjamin Woods

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‘The Shifting Landscape’ review: Western Victoria crime novel showcases joy in storytelling

Rosemary Sorensen

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How did we get here? Why artists became so dispensable

Neil Pigot

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Kim Salmon and the Formula for Grunge: a fascinating read for fans and newcomers alike

Tony Thompson

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