Elissa Blake is an Arts Writer.
If it looks like it doesn't belong, that is a good thing, says artist Alex Gawronski on the eve of The National: New Australian Art 2017, a ground-breaking three-way collaboration between the Museum Contemporary of Art, the Art Gallery of NSW and Carriageworks.
Novelist Charles Dickens hand-picked "fallen" women to be reformed and sent to Australia. A new Australian play explores the hardships these young women experienced.
Rats make good theatre pets. Bats? Not going there, says Nick Skubij of Brisbane theatre company Shake & Stir.
An unprecedented collaboration by Sydney's biggest galleries takes the temperature of the nation's cutting-edge contemporary art scene.
Luke Joslin and Brooke Satchwell star as hapless thespians attempting to stage a murder mystery.
As Opera Australia bumps in its spectacular restaging of Carmen outdoors on Sydney Harbour, we look at the feistiest women in the repertoire.
I'm tired of being asked. In airports, on the street, the question is always the same says Silvia Calderoni.
Beth Henley's play Crimes of the Heart, made into a movie in 1986, zooms in on a Mississippi kitchen and three sisters with issues.
What happens when married couples co-star with each other? Actors reveal the highs and lows.
This all-ages story from New Zealand tells of a young bookbinding apprentice who breaks a cardinal rule of the business: Don't Read.
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