MEREDITH HINCHLIFFE reviews two craft exhibitions – Precarious Proximity, Honouring Country.
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LEN POWER reviews These Precious Hours, Purcell’s Dido & Aeneas Reimagined, a concert performance by Canberra Qwire and the Ellery String Quartet.
"Meteor Shower takes a wild and hilarious roller coaster ride through human emotions and behaviours." LEN POWER reviews a play written by Steve Martin.
"For such a dark work, the play has great moments of humour and even comic action" JOE WOODWARD reviews The Beauty Queen of Leenane
CON BOEKEL reviews Gestures of Retribution, by Amy Carkeek. At PhotoAccess.
"The works in this exhibition represent the artist’s view that art can articulate change and be a vehicle for change." KERRY-ANNE COUSINS reviews an exhibition of 12 paintings by Canberra artist Alexander Boynes.
LEN POWER reviews Mozart’s Salzburg & Linz, a performance by the Australian Haydn Ensemble.
"Choreographer Johan Inger surprises with his fast, complex movements... All recall balletic movements but they push that recall beyond expectations." MICHELLE POTTER reviews The Australian Ballet's production of Carmen.
"The pace is quick and clear. There’s barely a spare word or gesture." Reviewer SIMONE PENKETHMAN enjoyed The Queen’s Nanny. Correction; she loved it!
This year readers and fans of Jane Austen are celebrating the 250th anniversary of her birth and here ANNA CREER reviews three of the inevitable stream of books on the intriguing English writer.
"Luminescence has established itself not as a group, or an organisation, or an act – although it is all these things. Luminescence, like its namesake in nature, is a phenomenon." MICHAEL WILSON reviews the Luminescence 10th Birthday Gala.
LEN POWER reviews Inspirations, a musical performance by Zachary Connor, cello; Edward Neeman, piano and David Pereira, cello.
