"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.
"Appearing in every scene, Laine Hart's committed and energetic performance is the backbone of the show." SIMONE PENKETHMAN reviews A Doll’s House, Part 2.
HELEN MUSA reviews Northern Lights, a performance by Scandinavian violinist Johan Dalene and Tasmanian pianist Jennifer Marten-Smith.
SOPHIA HALLOWAY reviews Raquel Ormella's exhibition of protest, Am I in Your Way?
LEN POWER reviews Love's Four Seasons, a performance by The Song Company with guest director Eamonn Dougan.
BILL STEPHENS reviews Gladys a Musical Affair.
ALANNA MACLEAN reviews Harp and Flute, a performance by Alice Giles and Laura Chislett.
Opening night for this provoking play about what humanity is doing to the planet was cut short when a cast member was taken ill, but the second night saw a solid audience with returnees wanting to see how this epic was going to finish.
Book reviewer COLIN STEELE looks at two books with the common theme of war, one a fictional thriller, the other a factual account of an English city's wartime work.
ROB KENNEDY reviews an exhibition of artwork by Carlos Barrios.
"One can be sceptical of the many local remounts of older works we see these days, but this show has more relevance than many." SIMONE PENKETHMAN reviews Noel Coward's Present Laughter.
Reviewer COLIN STEELE looks at a lavish book that peeps into the homes and art collections of 26 Australian artists, curators, architects, designers, gallerists and philanthropists.
"In addition to the impressive collection of works by these major artists, some of the unexpected delights are Cezanne’s small studies.and drawings." KERRY-ANNE COUSINS reviews Cezanne to Giacometti: highlights from Museum Berggruen.
LEN POWER reviews A Ukrainian Musical Journey, a performance of Ukrainian music by Larissa Kovalchuk, soprano and bandura player.
"The complex plot gives the cast of 11 (plus budgie) the opportunity to present a group of colourful characters struggling with ever wilder and funnier situations." LEN POWER reviews Tempo Theatre's production of The Lovebirds.
CON BOKEL reviews two photographic exhibitions that share the migrant experience.
Reviewer ROB KENNEDY reckons it's worth the trip to see artist Ray Monde's exhibition The Place We Feel Most Us, at the Tyger Gallery in Yass.
KERRY-ANNE COUSINS reviews Portrait of a Landscape, 40 years of work by Canberra artist GW Bot.
