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It’s remarkable to see these three innovative, bravely experimental and often unsettling Australian story collections – by a debut author and two prize-winners – published so closely together.

A slim volume of autobiographical essays in which Skinner sets out in episodic fashion, some of the trials and (mis)adventures of his life

The Crying Room follows three generations of women to map the intricate and intangible nature of familial relationships.

This production of Aida is memorable and the ticket price pays for itself in the hours of debate it will provoke about the future of opera!

ARETHA: A Love Letter to the Queen of Soul is a fitting tribute to a woman who was a brilliant performer and important trailblazer.

Cohen’s creation of situations that resonate so strongly represents the power and impact great short stories such as these can have.

Little Brother, Big Sister is a two-hander about a man diagnosed with schizophrenia and his sister, who becomes his carer.