Curtain falls on national dance advocacy body
Arts funding cutbacks claim another victim with peak advocacy body for the dance sector, Ausdance National, announcing it will take a final bow.
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Raising a baby in Syria’s uncivil bloodbath
Syrian filmmaker Waad al-Kateab’s extraordinary documentary reveals her reasons for staying in her war-torn country.
James Murdoch’s fund leads group buying control of Tribeca Film Festival
James Murdoch is getting into business with Robert De Niro to help the owner of the storied Tribeca Film Festival expand.
When hollow men come out to play
Relentlessly posh British director Joanna Hogg paints a world of empty privilege.
MIFF review: Photograph
Set in India, Ritesh Batra’s wacky rom-com will please those who like life on the sweet side.
‘Unreal personalities’: Seven flirts with Married At First Sight rival
The free-to-air broadcaster has applied to trademark the phrase “The Honeymoon Crashers” and also issued a casting call.
Divorced. Beheaded. Live: Musical about Henry VIII’s wives coming to Sydney
The surprise smash of the 2017 Edinburgh Fringe, Six, will premiere at the Sydney Opera House in January.
Ricci had a powerful story, and a question no one could answer
“With respect, you haven’t answered my question,” she said to the Q&A panel after sharing her heartbreaking story about losing her job.
A right royal treat from King’s College
It was not just tonal purity and precision that made the concert for Musica Viva by the Choir of King’s College Cambridge under Daniel Hyde so memorable.
Man giving birth gives voice to hundreds of Australian ‘seahorse dads’
The documentary Seahorse, which screens at MIFF, tells the remarkable story of Freddy McConnell, a transgender man who gives birth to a boy.