‘ev’ry thing changes’

The Art Gallery of NSW has opened a major exhibition dedicated to Australian artist Sidney Nolan, displaying more than 150 paintings created before his move to London in 1953. Born in Melbourne in 1917, Nolan began his career as a commercial artist before developing his distinctive artistic style, which is...

An adaptation of the very funny adventures of a hapless Czech soldier in the Austro-Hungarian Army and a much loved European classic.

A new translation of Lorca's haunting tragedy in which a woman's inability to have a child leads to an all-consuming obsession.

Set in the lead-up to D-Day in World War II, Pressure (2026) is very factual and surprisingly accurate to a very large extent...

The Uniting Medically Supervised Injecting Centre (MSIC) has just celebrated 25 years since opening its doors in Kings Cross. It was the first harm reduction service of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere. A quarter of a century later, there are still only two in Australia. The other is...

What does it mean to see 18,457 names, each one belonging to a child whose life was cut short? The Wall of Tears, a monumental artwork by Phil Buehler, gives a name to every child killed in Gaza between October 2023 and July 2025, transforming an overwhelming statistic into...