Culture

The Australian women’s soccer team has finally captured the nation’s hearts – the question is why it took so long.

Twins Danny and Michael Philippou turned down Hollywood so they could make their debut horror feature, Talk to Me, in Adelaide – then Hollywood came knocking.

Greta Gerwig’s Barbie is a cash grab, a corporate rehabilitation and a cinematic triumph.

John Lurie’s new television series, Painting with John, opens up art to its raw experience.

Maybe I make it big, maybe I don’t.

Maybe I score the goal or maybe I hit the post.

Maybe this goes somewhere or maybe it does not.

Maybe my future lifts the family or they cannot lift their heads in public.

Maybe I am filled with dreams and that is all they remain.

Maybe my destiny is greatness, maybe I rise no higher than the ground.

Maybe I have more money or maybe the money stays the same.

Maybe I leave my friends or I am the one left behind.

Internationally acclaimed playwright Suzie Miller first discovered the power of theatre to knit conflicting realities in Robert Lepage’s The Far Side of the Moon.

An electro-pop musical based on part of Tolstoy’s War and Peace is a joyful, messy ride that gets its audience dancing in the aisles.