Arts and Entertainment Archive

A stellar all-Australian cast will bring to life Agatha Christie’s A Murder Is Announced from September 27 with acclaimed actor Judi Farr playing the legendary Miss Marple on the Australian stage for the very first time. This Australian tour, which kicks off …

The glitz and glamour of the 1920s will come alive on Sydney Harbour when the Sydney Philharmonia Festival Chorus and Orchestra celebrates the music of Cole Porter this week. Under the inspired guidance of conductor Brett Weymark some of America’s most famous …

Drawing has often been seen as the poor cousin of painting. Smaller, more spindly, less colourful – drawing and graphic arts such as printmaking, by their nature, can lack painting’s drama and spectacle. But graphic art has its own power and charm. …

Malaysian idol Jaclyn Victor will be flying in from Malaysia to perform at the Malaysia Festival on September 22 at the expansive Tumbalong Park in Sydney’s beautiful Darling Harbour. MFest, back for its third consecutive year with what promises to be an eventful …

  A sprawling surge of social media crested and washed up on the shores of Danielle Lauren’s computer. She and her team watched over 3000 pieces, both amateur and professional, all taken at the same precise moment. She cut it together into …

This is a film about the things that unite us.  It reminds us that under our skins, cultures and the ways we choose to adorn ourselves, we’re not so very different.  It’s fly on the wall cinema, a masterpiece of open and …

This Saturday night’s knees up at David Jones will be a tame affair in comparison with artists’ balls of Sydney’s racy past when police were routinely called to break up fights and drunken revellers shocked our demure society. The tradition will be …

My Bloody Underground is the latest series of paintings by Sydney-based artist Goran Tomic exhibiting during this year’s Sydney Fringe Festival at the Seymour Centre. MegaphoneOZ caught up with him for a brief conversation. Q: The last time we spoke you were …

The 1980s. When dreams were big and hair was bigger. When we all thought we were gonna live forever. Chatswood Musical Society’s upcoming production of FAME: The Musical takes a look at the grit and glamour of New York’s High School of …

If you thought politics in Australia was rough, wait until you meet President Jackson. America’s 7th President, a kicker of British butt, shafter of Indians and punk rock political superstar is itching to show you his stimulus package. Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, a …