Did the world need another Wizard Of Oz? Brisbane's La Boite offers one anyway -- a high-camp farce that doesn't present much to chew over.
Miss Julie is missing nothing, from gutsy aural landscape to its blood-bathed denouement. Bugger the critics, this is another victory for Simon Stone.
Add Benjamin Britten, Rimbaud, the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, Katie Noonan and eight of Sydney Dance Company's best for a magic night of theatre.
Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring gets an imaginative modernisation at the Sydney Opera House. It's a fitting celebration of a classic work.
The shortlist for this year's Man Booker Prize is out -- and a 28-year-old author from New Zealand could be the youngest ever winner of the prestigious literary gong.
James Rose examines the NGA in the latest installment of his series on national identity and story telling.
Freelance journalist Hari Raj takes in the cavalcade of art, costume, nudity and general weirdness that grows every year in the Nevada dessert.
It might be as British as bootstraps, but Jerusalem celebrates something very close to Aussie hearts. New Theatre's production of the epic play captures the spirit.
What would Harper Lee make of Nelle Lee's radical retelling of To Kill a Mockingbird? The characters are one-dimensional here, but it still works.
