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Neil Finn tops off perfect weekend at Golden Plains
From a '90s love-in with Teenage Fanclub to breakthrough Melbourne artist Olympia, the 11th Golden Plains pleased oldies and young'uns alike.
From a '90s love-in with Teenage Fanclub to breakthrough Melbourne artist Olympia, the 11th Golden Plains pleased oldies and young'uns alike.
This piece of Mahler's makes you feel that enough is enough, but conductor Davis leads with an impressive precision.
"Classic Australian" was the overwhelming theme but a mix of fresher faces had festival goers diving for the "dance pit".
A new production of the stage musical spun from the Doris Day movie strikes a perfect balance between irreverence and respect.
The flags of 18 countries fly outside the swirling blue and yellow 'Kooza' bigtop at Flemington racecourse, one for every nationality represented in Cirque du Soleil's cast.Â
Rich, poised performances from Davis' husband Colin Friels and Alison Whyte carry a modern Irish classic.
Nat Cursio was 41 when she tried skateboarding for the first time, and even a trip to the hospital didn't deter her.
Lars Eidinger's Richard III is all too knowing and self-referential a villain.
 In Difference Lennox Theatre, Riverside, March 2 ★★★★
This production of the dark, cynical Kander and Ebb musical is energetic and hard to resist.
This production of the classic Bob Fosse musical aims to get back to its vaudeville roots while emphasising its sharp satirical edge.
An effervescent blend of workplace soap, rom-com and coming-of-age story.
Joyous is the only word necessary to summarise Victoria Opera's marvellously energetic and often hilarious performance of Ottorino Respighi's 1922 opera.
Lars Eidinger's Richard III is all too knowing and self-referential a villain.
Barrie Kosky brings Saul to the Adelaide Festival.
"I'm like a lecturer at uni, except I'm cool, I swear, I show funny photos."
Stand-up stars at the Sydney Comedy Festival give their pick of the bunch.
How did a hardcore Irish nerd become a TV star and stand-up comedian?
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