Performance

The mythological king who killed his father, married his mother and blinded himself is back and ready to run for office.

The womanifesto is here.

Singer Monique Montez has had an eclectic life, her husband and Director Nigel Turner-Carroll tells.

Illawarra’s only professional dance company Austinmer Dance Theatre presents its strongest work yet: ‘Unreal’, a powerful triptych of raw Australian talent.

While enduring various operas and entertainments marketed at children I have sometimes wondered if the librettist, composer and director had ever seen a child. Thankfully

The music of acclaimed British composer Andy Scott will be played in a double concerto for saxophones and wind orchestra, performed by world-renowned saxophonist Rob Buckland

All-inclusive burlesque and variety group Curves & Claws have announced their September show.

Ivan Flinn was savagely attacked on Sydney's Oxford Street by a homophobe. Then three drag queens turned up.

The influence of Anton Chekhov looms large in the arts but how many people are familiar with his work nowadays? The Curators' production of ‘Uncle Vanya’ seeks to address

Eight extraordinary shows, six new Australian stories and four world premieres headline Queensland Theatre’s 2018 Season.

For the pre-show chats and dribbles at 'Dry Land' by Outhouse Theatre Co and Mad March Hare, we are surrounded by a photo exhibit and LED lights above as we pour into a

Nicholas Cannon is at the helm of one half of a State Opera double bill: 'La Vida Breve' and 'Gianni Schicchi'.

Bangarra Dance Theatre is presenting a new full-length work celebrating life and culture with Australia's most acclaimed dancers.

Horizon Festival is a multi-arts spectacular that spotlights the bustling and diverse creative communities of the Sunshine Coast region.

Festival Director Jo

Andy Paris, a co-founder of Tectonic Theatre (NYC) has created some thrilling and important American theatre and he's lending his experience to Western Australian Academy Of

‘Arteries By Ancestry’ is a bold new dance and theatrical performance that investigates queer relationships, hypermasculinity and how we are shaped by our ancestry.

GOMA’S Up Late programme has brought many great bands, but none as evocative as Melbourne electronic group Black Cab, which they brought to life in the middle of GOMA’s

Known for its world-renowned Acting course, you’d be forgiven for thinking NIDA is exclusively for artists looking for a way into the film, TV and theatre

Australian theatre classic ‘Blackrock’ is given a new life by this year’s QUT Final Year Acting Students, including Bianca Saul.

Sydney Fringe Festival has announced its 2017 Festival Ambassadors, as well as the next wave of programme highlights set to bring Sydney to life in September.