Elizabeth Flux
Elizabeth Flux is Arts Editor at The Age.
‘We’ll be back Friday’: ABC staff strike hits TV, radio as news channel diverts to BBC
What can you expect to see while staff are taking industrial action? In short, a lot of news from the BBC and plenty of reruns.
- Meg Watson, Kayla Olaya and Elizabeth Flux
Latest
His father thought he would find gold. Years later, gold is being used to tell his story
At the 2026 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art, Golden Lion winner Archie Moore digs into family in a new way.
- Elizabeth Flux
How a man playing a frog was one of the best performances I’ve seen
In a festival that brings together a performance by Baker Boy and an adaptation of a Kafka classic, the standout work came as a surprise.
- Elizabeth Flux
After 17 years, the Maza sisters return to the stage for a show that ‘breaks all the rules’
The last time they performed together, they played sisters. Now, almost two decades later, they are back – and playing sisters again.
- Elizabeth Flux
From the kiss-cam scandal to Wicked witches, these are our top pop-culture moments of 2025
Remember when Katy Perry went to space? Yeah, that wasn’t a fever dream. Let’s rewind the past 12 months and reminisce on some of the best (and most unhinged) pop-culture moments.
- Nell Geraets, Elizabeth Flux, Nicole Economos, Garry Maddox, Gabriela Sumampow, Meg Watson and Karl Quinn
Think you know what’s been on TV this year? Challenge yourself with our quiz
Time to put those square eyes to good use and see how much you remember from the small screen in 2025!
- Louise Rugendyke, Meg Watson and Elizabeth Flux
Destination Art: The best exhibitions to see around Australia while on holiday
From an unexpected punk pairing to a show of rarely displayed works, we’ve rounded up the museums and galleries where you should spend your time and money.
- Elizabeth Flux, Nick Galvin, Nell Geraets, Kerrie O'Brien and Linda Morris
Lego, glaciers and a room without colour: The show that’s all about seeing things differently
Through works that take you from dark to light, artist Olafur Eliasson underscores why sometimes it’s important to speak with people you might disagree with.
- Elizabeth Flux
- Exclusive
- Arts
Jane Campion’s story of death and poetry comes thundering to the stage
Bright Star tells the tumultuous story of John Keats and Fanny Brawne – and in 2026, it is being retold in a new way.
- Elizabeth Flux
‘The ultimate story of love’: Would you follow your partner into hell?
Acrobatics and opera collide in this new twist on a classic tragedy.
- Elizabeth Flux