Critic LEN POWER says of "Holding the Man": "A fine production of an important play, reminding us of the AIDS crisis of the ‘80s and that today’s acceptability and understanding of sexuality in all its forms wasn't won without a fight."
Review
CON BOEKEL reviews Vic McEwan's mixed-media exhibition “Haunting” at the National Museum.
ROB KENNEDY reviews Canberra Symphony Orchestra's “Fire & Shadow” concert at Llewellyn Hall.
“Julia” offers us a chance to imagine the inner workings of a woman whose calm pragmatism and ability to negotiate and compromise characterised her time as leader of our country, writes reviewer SIMONE PENETHMAN.
Craft reviewer MEREDITH HINCHLIFFE discovers gentle thoughtfulness in the "Present Trending" exhibition at ANCA Gallery, Dickson.
Jazz reviewer GRAHAM McDONALD enjoys a memorable concert with Oceans Together at the Drill Hall Gallery.
ROB KENNEDY reviews “Traversing the Void” at the Wesley Music Centre.
LEN POWER reviews a spell-binding performance by Quinteto Astor Piazzolla at The Street.
"Choral music can make you feel more connected to humanity than anything else, especially when it's sung this good." Reviewer ROB KENNEDY'S been to the Song Company concert.
"Internationally renowned saxophonist Niels Bijl and leading harpsichordist Peter Hagen created a concert of the most sublime sounds. Together, these two instruments opened up old music in new and exciting ways," says reviewer ROB KENNEDY.
BILL STEPHENS reviews "Ascent", a rare premiere performance by the Sydney Dance Company.
Reviewer GRAHAM McDONALD enjoys a memorable evening of "deceptively simple" West African music.
