They’re two words that are thrown around fairly liberally these days, but when you watch Petula Clark perform, you know you’re in the presence of a genuine “legendary star”.  Indeed, it’s hard to believe that Petula Clar...

With Bitch on Heat, artist Leah Shelton traces a path from antiquity to the present-ish with an anarchic autopsy of sexism in a patriarchal society. Or rather, it would be an autopsy if these reductive and insidious trop...

It’s safe to assume that the opening night of any show is the performance most likely to have the most new bodies in the audience. Despite a few previews, the opening of The Temple – a devised text purporting to be...

Now in its third instalment, the YIRRAMBOI festival showcases acts by First Nations performers. In Looking for Tiger Lily, Anthony Hudson, a self-described “Indian” of Portland Oregon, related his experiences of growing ...