THE title Two Canaries doesn’t conjure up images of melting glaciers, rising sea levels or sinking islands. But this farcical play is proof that you can tackle climate change in […]

SPARE Parts Puppet Theatre’s On Our Beach is fair dinkum fun for kids, but most of all it’s about a fair go. Written by award-winning playwright Peta Murray, it uses […]

BLACK is the New White is a rom-com that looks at Australian indigenous issues though the lens of humour. The play follows the exploits of Ray Gibson (Tony Briggs), a […]

ARTIST Nicholas Mangan looks at how insects are becoming unwitting capitalist slaves in Termites Economies (Phase 1). The exhibition was inspired by scientific research into how termites could be used […]

The Volcanics’ explosive take on Australian rock ‘n’ roll is showcased in their new album Black Door. Two singles from the album, Talk and 3, are already out, but the […]

LAUGHTER isn’t usually associated with a Greek tragedy, especially one about a mother killing her sons. But Kate Mulvany and Anne-louise Sarks’ re-writing of Medea in a modern setting had […]

LEEDERVILLE photographer Jessica Eva is helping to empower Indian women who have been sexually assaulted. For her latest exhibition Woman in Red, Eva travelled to Lucknow in India to photograph […]