Jon Bonfiglio would be the last person to admit he started a revolution. And he’s right. Because The Clipperton Project certainly isn’t a new initiative – but that doesn’t mean that it isn’t revolutionary.
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In a recent conversation with Australian Stage’s Dione Joseph, Creative Producer of Theatre Works, Daniel Clarke, shared his thoughts and motivations for bringing to Australia the highly acclaimed production by Judith Thompson, Palace Of The End.
Beethoven is so embedded in our culture; hardly a day goes by without hearing his music, even if the circumstances are far from the composer’s original intentions.
On the eve of this year’s 4MBS Festival of Classics, Gillian Wills talks to Gary Thorpe about the Festival’s beginnings, its position in the context of other Queensland Festivals and some of the highlights of this year’s celebratory program.
Audiences are flocking to it and critics the world over are raving about it. By all accounts, a wonderfully dramatic and comical performance, writer and director of 'No Child...', Nilaja Sun, speaks to Lee Bemrose.
Today is World Circus Day, and to celebrate, we speak to Circus Oz founding member – Tim Coldwell.
Barry Award winning duo,The Pajama Men are back in town for the Melbourne International Comedy Festival with their unique brand of physical comedy. They spoke to Australian Stage's Lee Bemrose.
Google "Michael Workman" and you won't find out a hell of a lot about his new comedy show Ave Loretta. In fact, interrogating him about the show doesn't reveal much about it either. “Let's just say it's about music,” is all he's prepared to give away.
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Synthony and Brisbane Philharmonic Orchestra
I have seen classic, contemporary and experimental takes on orchestra, as I am sure many others have too – but I doubt many have seen something quite as grandiose and extravagant as the wild ride that Synthony takes you on.
Rainbow’s End | Darlinghurst Theatre Company and Moogahlin Performing Arts
The pot of gold at the end of the rainbow has been a long time coming for the First Nations people of Australia.
Bangalow Music Festival 2019
The Bangalow Music Festival, jewel of the classical music calendar of the Northern Rivers of NSW, has just had its 18th incarnation.
Roald Dahl’s Revolting Rhymes & Dirty Beasts | shake and stir theatre co
Cleverly written and adapted from the Dahl poems, the show was slick and silly, funny and furiously paced throughout.
Let Men Tremble | The Danger Ensemble
Award winning experimental theatre company The Danger Ensemble delivers a challenging and at times confronting work in Let Men Tremble.