
Dave Keogh is the musical equivalent of an habitual blood donor. And he's not doing it for the free tea and biscuits. It's for love. How often can you say that, these days?

Performed by Glass himself, Maki Namekawa and Sally Whitwell the performance was hypnotic, mesmerising, inspirational, and pure brilliance.

After sparking controversy in its country of origin, Malaysian play Parah has come to the Brisbane Powerhouse as part of the World Theatre Festival to share its thought-provoking and charming story.

Alan Bennett’s play, The History Boys is, in part, a coming of age story that ponders the purpose of education, the value of literature and the relationship between truth and history.

When Aracaladanza’s Clouds finishes its run at the Perth International Arts Festival, there will be hundreds of children who want to practice shadow puppets, play with balloon heads, and chase clouds that turn into sheep.

Slightly clichéd in its Sliding Doors postmodern structure and its theme of multiple universes and alternate realities, the two-hander throws together an unlikely pair.

The evening was in turns impressive, slightly embarrassing, jaw dropping, dull, and uplifting – In short a mixed bag of performers and entertainment.