BRIAN ROPE reviews the 20th and final National Photographic Portrait Prize with the gallery showing works by 30 selected finalists.
Review
The Apeiron Baroque concert at the Wesley Uniting Church was a trip down the back streets and byways of early music, reviews GRAHAM McDONALD.
BILL STEPHENS reviews "La Stupenda: A Joan Sutherland Celebration" by Opera Australia at the Sydney Opera House even as "natural successor" Jessica Pratt paid homage to one of opera's greatest voices, Dame Joan Sutherland.
Saplings is a "gentle youth theatre piece that probes the experiences of a group of young indigenous people struggling with an urban society that doesn’t seem to give them much", reviews ALANNA MACLEAN.
IAN McLEAN reviews the clever, witty and fast-paced musical theatre production - I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change - takes its audience on a "fabulously entertaining rollercoaster of emotions with belly laughs aplenty".
ANNA CREER reviews Booker Prize winner Douglas Stuart's new novel, which is set in the lonely remoteness of Scotland's Outer Hebrides.
MEREDITH HINCHLIFFE reviews craft exhibition at Cowra Regional Art Gallery curated by Peter Haynes and displaying works of the innovative Canberra textile artist Keiko Amenomori-Schmeisser who passed away earlier this year.
KERRY-ANNE COUSINS reviews 'Move Me!' the latest exhibition by one of Canberra’s well known artists and a long established lecturer in painting at the ANU School of Art and Design, Elisa Crossing.
Having long admired Canberra’s Luminescence Chamber Singers, reviewer DAVID WHITBREAD finds the quality of the Luminescence brand to be safe with the "excellent ensemble" of the latest concert - Luminescence Children's Choir.
IAN McLEAN reviews musician, diplomat and author Fred Smith's epic performance at the Australian War Memorial as part of the concert 'Unforgotten: Songs of Australians at War' and finds it "poignant, sobering, and reflective".
The artworks of poet and visual artist Judith Nangala Crispin and visual artist Stephen Harrison, both locals, combine to make one powerful exhibition, Afternoon of the Harpies, reviews ROB KENNEDY.
GRACE CASSIDY reviews one of William Shakespeare's lesser-known works - The Winter's Tale, directed by Heidi Silberman and being performed at The Mill Theatre.
