Toned and terrific: Ballet gets a sporty makeover
''Faster'' is a modern ballet that plays out like an MGM musical with a Hitchcockian soundtrack.
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Annabel Ross
Annabel Ross is a Reporter for The Age.
New Indigenous arts festival dreams forward
Creative director Jacob Boehme is doing things a bit differently at this new first nations arts festival.
Comedian Foot hails seven years of monkey business in Melbourne
The British comedian and contemporary of Russell Brand and Noel Fielding shares, with the latter especially, a particularly bonkers and often divisive style of humour.
Dramatic departure for theatregoers in Melbourne's west
In Passenger, the audience is carried along with two actors on the bus as witnesses to a conversation that starts out in a very quotidian manner, and gradually evolves into something far more meaningful.
Found objects find a home
As part of this year's Melbourne Design Week, Nick Rennie curates a show that proves good design doesn't come with a price tag.
Period drama in the pool: Crimson Tide is an underwater ballet about menstruation
Non-professional dancers The Clams have pooled their talents with the aim of making menstruation fun.
So you think you can skateboard? Dancers put to the test
Nat Cursio was 41 when she tried skateboarding for the first time, and even a trip to the hospital didn't deter her.
Art and sport collide in AFL-themed Leather Poisoning exhibition
"It will be down to the wire, after the siren!" says curator Victor Griss of Leather Poisoning, his AFL-themed exhibition featuring some of Australia's most prominent and prized artists.
Artist Miranda Skoczek showcases a world of treasures at Melbourne Fashion Festival
Over the years, Melbourne artist Miranda Skoczek has made a habit of picking up little trinkets on her travels to exotic places.
A play so wrong it's hysterically right
The Play That Goes Wrong revels in other's misfortune with highly physical comedy, an abundance of unruly props and a set fraught with hidden peril.
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