More and more design is appearing in galleries – and commanding big money – as this show at Melbourne Design Week attests.
An idea born out of lockdown has become the latest production of St Martins Youth Arts Centre. It’s about saving the world,but can it save the centre?
It’s the slob versus the neat freak in this Neil Simon classic,in a delightful comic pairing.
The former prime minister’s famous misogyny speech was a stunning piece of political theatre – and it’s now an acclaimed stage show.
Share-housing in your thirties is so in right now,Jude Perl has created a musical about it.
One of opera’s most famous ‘mad scenes’ is on show in Melbourne Opera’s production of Lucia di Lammermoor.
Things Will Be Different tells the story of two of the final residents to vacate their homes ahead of a controversial public housing estate demolition.
With the Melbourne Writers Festival kicking off today,here are some of the events that should not be missed.
Juliette Binoche provides the perfect antidote to the cult of the celebrity chef in this modest film that finds fascination in life’s quieter moments.
Melburnians brought out their boas for Harry Styles then sequins for Taylor Swift. For a Jane Austen musical tribute,the dress code is:favourite character.
Inhabiting someone as illustrious as US Supreme Court judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg is no mean feat,but Mitchell doesn’t just capture her likeness – she captures her spirit.