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The Company Theatre has come together to perform their rendition of Martin Crimp’s Fewer Emergencies: a postdramatic play consisting of three short stories about modern life; a mother in an unhappy ...

I arrive at the July Portrait Exchange with a pad, a pen, and three hours to pass.

After spending the past few days catching my breath from Friday night’s giggle-fest, I’m finally in an objective-enough place to put my laughter into words other than ‘hahaha’. That’s right, ...

Her intimate one-woman show ‘Pursuing Pleasure’ sparked emotional liberation and challenged the conventional. The show fused classical precision, vulnerability, and a few pop-hits, diving into the ...

The ‘Convergence On Canberra’ was a three day protest to demand that the new Labor government put sanctions on Israel and end its complicity in the genocide in Palestine.

During the media preview of Far Away, So Close, exhibition curator Denise Mimmochi pinpointed the consistent force in all of Janet Dawson’s work as “a pulsating, underlying grab.” There was the ...

The Palestine Action Group (PAG) has announced their intent to march across the Sydney Harbour Bridge after the Palestine rally scheduled for Sunday, 3rd August from Lang Park to the United States ...

Four Letters of Love is a mesmerising film based on the eponymous debut novel by Niall Williams, published in 1997. Williams’ novels have a style that is very, very difficult to translate to the ...

Somewhere in the heart of Sydney, audiences walked through the doors of Theatre Royal’s 40th Australian anniversary performance of CATS the Musical, the Andrew Lloyd Webber classic simultaneously ...

Documents released to the ABC in a GIPA request revealed five senior executives spent $140,119.09 on a trip to the United States in May 2025.

Henry VI: Episode One — The French Menace 3 parts. 3 Friday nights. 1 girl. Welcome, gentle readers, to the first installment of a series of reviews of Sydney Shakespeare Company’s production of Henry ...