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Paris Opera Ballet and Giselle headed for Sydney

Paris Opera Ballet and Giselle headed for Sydney

Leo Schofield makes no bones about it – he considers the Paris Opera Ballet the Rolls Royce of ballet companies worldwide. He is not alone in this assessment: the Paris Opera Ballet is universally regarded as one of the greatest, if not the greatest, ballet …

Review: Anish Kapoor, MCA Sydney

I was going to call this review Anish Kapoor: The Joy of Size. Then, for obvious reasons, I dropped that in favour of  Anish Kapoor: The Joy of Surface, then settled on Anish Kapoor: The Joy of Looking. And then settled on …
Chinese artist creates link with the past

Chinese artist creates link with the past

Two internationally acclaimed exhibitions in Sydney early next year will put the spotlight on daily life in China under Mao Zedong. Beijing-based artist Song Dong will display household items his mother collected in China over the last 50 years in a work …
Racism in sport part of bigger problem

Racism in sport part of bigger problem

With the Summer Olympics and accompanying sunshine just a memory, hostile grey skies and relentless rain are an appropriate setting for the ongoing race row that’s accompanied the English football season. After last year’s high profile racial issues, there are new allegations …

The Zombie Arcade – XCOM: Losing is Fun!

Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve racked up a truly ridiculous number of hours in Firaxis’ recent relaunch of the much-loved XCOM/UFO franchise, XCOM: Enemy Unknown. In XCOM, you take the role of the supreme commander in charge of co-ordinating Earth’s …
Another great New Year’s Eve at Peats Ridge

Another great New Year’s Eve at Peats Ridge

Whether you’re in the mood for a holistic relaxing weekend, a tepee experience, fancy dress parade or just want to brush up on your Bollywood dancing techniques, Peats Ridge has you covered. Boasting a three-night sustainable music and arts program just two …