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Lovers of musical theatre should not miss this unusually poignant hidden gem

Lovers of musical theatre should not miss this unusually poignant hidden gem

With a spectacular cast that includes Nadine Garner, Elegies: A Song Cycle is a moving and memorable production guided by emotion.

  • by Cameron Woodhead

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Lady Macbeth deserves a better fate. Does this play offer that chance?

Lady Macbeth deserves a better fate. Does this play offer that chance?

Horrors both supernatural and human abound in this creative and provocative re-working of The Scottish Play.

  • by Cameron Woodhead, Barney Zwartz, Andrew Fuhrmann, Vyshnavee Wijekumar, Michael Dwyer, Jessica Nicholas and Tony Way
Emma Stone returns for another wacky film, but sadly this is no Poor Things
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Emma Stone returns for another wacky film, but sadly this is no Poor Things

If the filmmaker’s much-praised, award-winning Poor Things was the main meal, Kinds of Kindness is the offcuts.

  • by Robert Moran
Sorry, but Kevin Costner’s new western is both incomplete and dull
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Sorry, but Kevin Costner’s new western is both incomplete and dull

The Oscar winner has returned to directing after 20 years, but Horizon – set to be one of four – is exposition-heavy and a three-hour-long trek to nowhere.

  • by Jake Wilson
‘There’s always a little bit of green in the hairline’

‘There’s always a little bit of green in the hairline’

Wicked star Sheridan Adams pulls back the curtain on her journey from theatre usher to her dream musical role.

  • by Elizabeth Flux
Martin loves being a clown. Doing IT during COVID just confirmed it

Martin loves being a clown. Doing IT during COVID just confirmed it

Circus Latino, run by an Argentinian-Australian family, is giving 20 performances in the winter school holidays.

  • by Carolyn Webb
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What can a cat teach us about art – and the afterlife?

What can a cat teach us about art – and the afterlife?

In a new exhibition – which features tours led by a cat named Kovu – artist Candice Lin explores a non-human view of the world.

  • by Giselle Au-Nhien Nguyen
It might be a tale as old as time, but this musical is pure delight

It might be a tale as old as time, but this musical is pure delight

Musical theatre lovers with fond memories of seeing Beauty and the Beast as children will find them refreshed in this production (and kids will love it too).

  • by Cameron Woodhead, Tony Way and Jessica Nicholas
Got the holiday blues? See T-Rex bones, cuddle a cat or smash stuff

Got the holiday blues? See T-Rex bones, cuddle a cat or smash stuff

We investigate some unconventional options for winter school holiday activities.

  • by Carolyn Webb
A stitch in time: The wardrobe wizards of Beauty and the Beast

A stitch in time: The wardrobe wizards of Beauty and the Beast

These two veteran wardrobe managers work wonders in the wings to maintain the magic of musicals on stage.

  • by Carolyn Webb
Sister Act to Streetcar: Your mid-year guide to Melbourne stage shows

Sister Act to Streetcar: Your mid-year guide to Melbourne stage shows

The transformation of the Arts Precinct is in full swing, but there’s still plenty to see and do, from ballet at the Regent to My Brilliant Career.

  • by Cameron Woodhead