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While the design is impeccable, the slow creeping unease of the text doesn’t translate as easily to stage.

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Macbeth has nothing on one of Shakespeare’s lesser-known and most monstrous subjects.

A new exhibition provides insights into the lives of the well-travelled traders around 900AD.

A global cult sensation since it was born in the clubs of New York in the late 1990s, Hedwig and the Angry Inch stands the test of time.

At the age of nine, a concert changed the trajectory of Jaime Martín’s life. He hasn’t looked back since.

In Black Swans, artist Stieg Persson riffs on what’s happening in the world – and one universal truth about creativity.

Are Pete and Bas actors? An elaborate bit of performance art? And does getting answers to these questions really, actually matter?

After a series of mysterious symptoms and misdiagnoses, Andi Snelling turned her medical odyssey into a funny and raw production.

Justin Kurzel’s film about Warren Ellis makes for intriguing though not especially coherent viewing.

Set on the Gold Coast, this shark-cum-serial killer thriller doesn’t set sail for new territory, but it does make for a decent (dis)pleasure cruise.