Blanchett, Nevin bagged as actor quits
Colin Moody leaves the Actors Company and launches a scathing
attack on the STC's outgoing director Robyn Nevin and her
successor, Cate Blanchett.
Naked truth behind the buzz
An artist accustomed to baring her own body is at her most revealing when she dims the lights.
Beach house fraught with tension
■THEATRE
A masterful body of work
■DANCE
Poor state of design as architecture awards go elsewhere
FOR the first time in a decade and only the second time in the 27-year history of the Royal Australian Institute of Architects' awards, not one NSW building has received a major award.
Saving the best until last
Brett Sheehy's final festival is a cracker, writes Bryce Hallett.
Life class
Reg Mombassa says surviving as an artist has become harder but is
just as rewarding.
Not just a stage
Brett Sheehy and Robyn Nevin explain why, after so many years in
the biz, theatre is still their passion.
Sketchy future for walls of fame
Chris Tamm leads walking tours of the best lanes in the inner west
to see street art.
Poet whose dance does the talking
More than moving the feet, his work can fill his spirit, the pioneering choreographer Merce Cunningham tells Valerie Lawson.
ARTS PREVIEWS & REVIEWS
Julie Rrap: Body Double
An artist accustomed to baring her own body is at her most
revealing when she dims the lights.
King Tide
Katherine Thomson's wonderful play is about the collision of world
views both generational and political.
Blue Print
When bushfires raged through the outskirts of Canberra, Deborah
Pollard had no idea her parents were fleeing for their lives.
Dickens' Women
Miriam Margoyles reveals her passion for Dickens as well as the
extent of her interpretative powers.
Homeland
A typically sidelong look at this moment in American history from avant-garde superstar Laurie Anderson.
