Nadia Bailey is a writer, editor, and critic from Melbourne.
Now a Principal Artist with The Australian Ballet, Marcus Morelli’s individualist streak emerged at a young age.
The 38-year-old American singer-songwriter’s The Tits Out Tour feels like a reclamation of her identity and music.
Featuring one of the most parodied songs in the English language, this is the most joyous Gilbert and Sullivan work around.
The American rock band took the beachside stage like a band with something to prove.
Soul of Possum serves as a potent and topical reminder of the past that still needs present-day reckoning.
Cigarettes After Sex defies the stadium setting, delivering the same intensity and intimacy as if they were playing a hazy club in the middle of nowhere.
Three performers now present their acts in a deluge of 10,000 litres of water, but first they had to learn to walk on it.
Daniel MacPherson and John Waters star in The Woman in Black – the second-longest running play in London, after Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap.
It might be named for the pharaohs, but this year’s Winter Masterpieces exhibition also tells a quieter and more intimate story – that of everyday people.
Inhabiting someone as illustrious as US Supreme Court judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg is no mean feat, but Mitchell doesn’t just capture her likeness – she captures her spirit.