REVIEW: Counting and Cracking
Counting and Cracking is only at Adelaide Festival for a few more days! Make sure to get around S. Shakthidharan’s EPIC play. Here’s a peep of the experience from its Sydney Festival season in Sydney Town Hall.
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FOLK Magazine’s Top 5 picks of Sydney Festival
With so much the incredible choice, it’s easy to become frozen at the checkout as you stare at your wish list…
Sydney Festival: Article 14.1
Phuong Ngo’s 10-day durational performance, Article 14.1, referring to the Universal Human Right to seek asylum, invites viewers to engage with…
ON Since Ali Died with Omar Musa
Award nominated Since Ali Died returns to Sydney stages as part of Sydney Festival— Make sure to catch it at Griffin…
REVIEW: OKENYO LIVE w/ Price J & Rebecca Hatch
Amongst the wealth of new music we've been gifted with over the past months-- OKENYO made a mark with her commendable…
ON: The Girl The Woman with Nisrine Amine and Aanisa Vylet
Twelve years in the making, wild and funny until it’s not, The Girl / The Woman, is an exhilarating two-woman collision…
ON: The Rolling Stone with Zufi Emerson and Damon Manns
British writer Chris Urch's award-winning play: The Rolling Stone zeroes in on the city of Kampala, Uganda and brings to audiences…
SERIES: Diversity in Practice with Bakri Mahmoud
Diversity in Australian Media will be presenting: Diversity in Practice, a panel discussion programmed as part of this year's Vivid Sydney Festival,…
REVIEW: Lady Leshurr LIVE w/ Yemisul & Sophiegrophy
Black girl magic on full display as Lady Leshurr took to the Oxford Art Factory supported by Yemisul and Sophiegrophy.
Series: Diversity in Practice with Megan Riakos
There's a range of organisational and structural processes that impede on individuals ability to effectively engage in their desired practice. Diversity…
Series: Diversity in Practice with Tasnim Hossain
The workforce of Australia's media and screen industries is becoming increasingly diverse, leading to exciting creative collaborations and opportunities. However, many…