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Brittain's songs, which appeared to be an expression of self healing, were captivating. He displayed subtle yet unusual mannerisms and stage movements, which were unique and interesting.

Montaigne's embrace of pop on her latest singles may be, ironically, the most radical thing she could do.

Bangarra are proud to launch their third VIVID Sydney installation tonight, illuminating the southern pylon of the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge with EORA – The land.

Throughout Spookyland's set, we consistently heard songs with big lead ins and musicality ripping at the seams. Backbone drum beats, layered guitars and unmistakable scraggly booming vocals produced a big theatrical overwhelming culmination of sound.

The intimate space of the Lennox Theatre Riverside Parramatta hosted a fascinating new double bill of contemporary dance last night. Before interval dancer and choreographer Annalouise Paul presented us with her inspirational modernism and…

For half an hour before the play starts the audience can settle in and listen to a rare musical experience. Not only is the set from country folk musician Sam Newton different every night, but it is delivered without any amplification. With origin…

Remembering the Man very eloquently finds a disarming balance between the political and the personal – through the inevitable tears, there is a vital story that it is profoundly important to preserve.

It is a fully sensory experience that truly invites you to consider the personal nature of the artist's work, rather than view it exclusively from a detached, theoretical perspective.

Being funny is hard. Being funny completely off-the-cuff is, for many of us, completely impossible. That's why the things that Improv Theatre Sydney pull off on-stage are so awe-inspiring.

This is what dance music is all about. We could have been at any club in the world; the songs are accessible to all. Our inhibitions were loosened and the tracks dissolved the everyday, transporting us to a 6th dimension of happiness.