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Festivals, Reviews

Kamasi Washington review (Melbourne International Arts Festival)

Shae Wiedermann

Taking the stage to the tune of James Brown’s Get Up Offa That Thing, Kamasi Washington and his band The …

Books

Anna Krien on flexing her literary ‘muscle’

Grant Titmus

The acclaimed investigative author switches to fiction – to wide acclaim. Grant Titmus asks her why. * * * Anna …

Festivals, Music, Reviews

The Flaming Lips Review (Melbourne International Arts Festival)

Arianna Lucente

The Flaming Lips are tagged as a band to see before you die, and their Hamer Hall performance proved they …

Festivals, Reviews, Stage

Wonders Review (Melbourne International Arts Festival)

Alison Barclay

In this age of pick’n’mix spirituality Scott Silven’s job description, “enchanting mentalism”, has a profound allure. Well, it seems profound, greater than …

Reviews, Stage

The Wharf Revue 2019: Unr-dact-d Review (Roslyn Packer Theatre, Sydney)

Jason Whittaker

It felt an awful lot like the long goodbye, this latest edition of the beloved annual Sydney Theatre Company chuckle-fest. …

Stage

Bruce Gladwin on The Shadow Whose Prey the Hunter Becomes

Daily Review

Geelong-based company Back to Back Theatre returns to the Melbourne Festival with its new work “inspired by mistakes, misreadings, misleadings …

Screen

Australian streaming: the battle heats up

James Bowman

TV in Australia hasn’t looked the same since the revolutionary streaming platform Netflix hit our shores in 2015. Fast-forward four …

Festivals, Reviews, Stage

Jack Gow: Just A Small Town Boy Review (Melbourne Fringe)

Shane Murphy

Jack Gow is, as he avows, both anxious and a tad vain. He worrries. A lot. Should he announce himself? …

News & Commentary

On arts and irrigation funding

David Pledger

Mid-summer, one of the searing images burnt into our collective memory was the millions of dead fish floating in the …

Opera, Reviews, Stage

A Little Night Music review (Playhouse, Melbourne)

Jason Whittaker

A Little Night Music, Stephen Sondheim’s 1973 bodice-ripping musical, has become a favourite of opera companies over the years. And …

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Books

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

Kevin Brianton

Music, Reviews

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

Benjamin Woods

Books, Reviews

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

Rosemary Sorensen

News & Commentary

How did we get here? Why artists became so dispensable

Neil Pigot

Books, Music, Reviews

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

Tony Thompson

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Andrew Bovell’s Speaking in Tongues

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Freedom Lost book launch featuring Q&A with author Robert Pullan

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