Culture

For theatre designer Anna Cordingley, Gordon Matta-Clark’s radical deconstruction of two Paris houses, Conical Intersect, is a continuing inspiration.

Patricia Cornelius’s play My Sister Jill – the story of a family between two wars – creates an other-worldly sense of suspension.

EverNow is a new Perth event of dance and song that celebrates kambarang, the Noongar season of birth and renewal.

With a broad program of new and experimental works, this year’s Melbourne Fringe is a playground for performance.

Australian director Kitty Green’s highly anticipated second feature, The Royal Hotel, continues her lifelong quest to challenge imbalances of power.

My breed is extinct now and in any case this tale is coming to you from the cloud of history. I don’t speak up often. But there has been so much talk across the centuries about whether the Duchess was poisoned that I have decided to set the record straight. Was the dear lady, in her silken cerulean gown, with the silver lace glinting in candlelight, actually poisoned?

The biggest influence on Sri Lankan–Australian Anandavalli’s international dance career was the implacable determination of her mother, Lingambikai.