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Swing shift: Curiosity and persistence required amid serious traipsing
Theatre critic Cameron Woodhead attended the full 12-hour White Night Melbourne for the fifth consecutive year. Here's what he thought.
Theatre critic Cameron Woodhead attended the full 12-hour White Night Melbourne for the fifth consecutive year. Here's what he thought.
Contemporary circus meets stunning 12th century Indian acrobatics in Circa's One Beautiful Thing.
Lachlan Philpott's poetic docudrama offers an intriguing speculative glimpse into the extraordinary story of Sydneysider Harry Crawford.
Lachlan Philpott's poetic docudrama offers an intriguing speculative glimpse into the extraordinary story of Sydneysider Harry Crawford.
Acting doesn't get classier than Helen Morse and Melita Jurisic in this production of Annie Baker's quiet, exquisitely layered comedy drama.
Charlotte and Jonny are "very much beyond dating". Just how far remains a mystery to Charlotte's parents.
Contemporary circus meets stunning 12th century Indian acrobatics in Circa's One Beautiful Thing.
There are no princesses, no sylphs and no enchanted swans, but The Red Detachment of Women is nonetheless a fairytale ballet
This big new triennial goes for months, so let us help you find the best must-see events from the program.
It was a big hit on Broadway, but this musical treatment of the New York newsboys' strike of 1899 could be a tough sell over here.
Singer-songwriter Carole King will come to Australia for the opening of Beautiful: The Carole King Musical based on her life.
The Book of Mormon's stereotypes of everyday members and missionaries of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are spot on.
Tosca. Opera Australia. Joan Sutherland Theatre. February17
The energetic and impassioned Richard Mills, artistic director of Victorian Opera, knows no bounds.
This was Opera Australia's 200th performance of a work that never seems to tire.
The consummate Tupperware hostess brings her riotous party to Mardi Gras.
Next time Australia enters the Eurovision Song Contest, we might do worse than to send Astrid and Otto Rot, aka brother-sister punk-pop duo Die Roten Punkte.
Melbourne's premier LGBTI festival celebrates its 30th year with a bang.
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