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Playwright and performer Mararo Wangai explores the complexities in his powerful work, Black Brass, as part of Sydney Festival.

Olivia Ansell’s first festival has been beset with challenges, from the pandemic to a boycott and unpredictable weather. But she’s determined to give audiences what they most need right now - joy and hope.

With travel barriers down, Hobart’s eccentric Mona is welcoming interstate visitors with a ‘re-hang’ of old favourites and some new discoveries.

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The Affordable Art Fair is one of the art market’s most successful modern innovations - and it’s making a timely return to Melbourne and Sydney.

Polyglot Theatre’s show We Built This City is more than just chaotic fun: it’s an insight into how kids see the globe’s metropolises.

Polyglot Theatre’s show We Built This City is more than just chaotic fun: it’s an insight into how kids see the globe’s metropolises.

Noise and dust from a $200 million construction project within metres of Fortyfivedownstairs means no rehearsals: which means no shows.

Lagos, the 6th largest economy and entertainment capital of Africa, will be showcasing its tourism assets at Akwaaba tomorrow.

Following the heartbreaking news of her passing on 5 November, we've brought together a collection of tributes to remember the iconic Beldina Odenyo Onassis, aka Heir of the Cursed