Canterbury Concert Hindered by Dry Theatre Acoustics

The Philharmonia Orchestra's residency at Canterbury's Marlowe theatre faced acoustic challenges, impacting performances of Ortiz's Grammy-winning concerto and Rimsky-Korsakov's Scheherazade under Marin Alsop's direction.

Jane Lapotaire, Acclaimed Actor, Dies at 81

Jane Lapotaire, the esteemed stage and screen actor known for her roles with the Royal Shakespeare Company and as Marie Curie on TV, has passed away at age 81. Her career spanned decades, marked by award-winning performances and a remarkable recovery from

Fourteen Ways of Looking: A Poetic Reckoning with Grief

Erin Vincent's new memoir Fourteen Ways of Looking offers a fragmented, poetic exploration of grief following her parents' death when she was fourteen, contrasting with her earlier straightforward account in Grief Girl.

Sydney Biennale 2026: Art and Politics with Nuance

The Sydney Biennale 2026, themed 'Rememory', showcases over 80 artists from 37 countries, focusing on nuanced political narratives through art. Led by Emirati director Hoor Al Qasimi, it avoids spectacle for polyphonic voices, featuring works like Nikesha

Hollywood's New Look: From Aspiration to Alienation

Jim Carrey's altered appearance at the César awards highlights a shift in Hollywood beauty standards, with GLP-1 drugs and cosmetic procedures creating unsettling new aesthetics that challenge cultural power.

Deadloch Season 2: Crime Comedy Returns with Crocs

The Emmy-nominated Australian crime comedy Deadloch returns for season two, moving from Tasmania to the Northern Territory. Creators Kate McCartney and Kate McLennan explore big characters, comic set-pieces, and crocodile encounters while addressing compl

My Mother's Best Advice: Always Play It By Ear

A heartfelt exploration of the wisdom behind the phrase 'play it by ear,' revealing how this simple advice fosters resilience, adaptability, and joy in life's unpredictable moments.

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