90 minutes in the quarry of the damned feel like just that.

Full of fluid realities, Institute is visceral, troubling but beautifully wrought theatre that tugs at your emotions.

A meditative, atmospheric journey through a unique and fascinating corner of sacred music.

Relentlessly obsessive and fragmented, Nicole Lizée's works tease apart familiar scenes and sounds.

One man and his microphones make you believe you've been up the Amazon.

Wesley Enoch was booed when he said next year’s concert will be in Parramatta – but it’s not a decision he’s taken lightly. Continue reading Get unlimited digital access from $4 per month Subscribe Already a subscriber? Log in

Combining history, feminism and gorgeous vocals, this cabaret about gin is a real tonic.

A joyous yarn about an Indigenous family told with cheeky humour and lots of heart.

Benjamin Northey is expressive and authoritative in superb performances of works by the Finnish master.

Abi Tucker seduces with songs by Tim Finn and Dorothy Porter about love, lust and heartache.

The Canadian composer explains her addiction to '90s screen culture and karaoke in Sex, Lynch and Video Games.

Gabriel Dharmoo’s fun, quirky display of vocal gymnastics explores darker themes of cultural colonisation and Exoticism.