Arts
Resistance is futile when Primal Scream unleash their bangers
Our critics give their verdict on the latest shows around town.
- George Palathingal and Kate Prendergast
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After 800 shows, Australia’s ‘larrikin’ Hamilton learns to say goodbye
Following pandemic closures, restrictions and a trip to the Middle East, Hamilton will close at the Lyric Theatre this month.
- Mary Ward
Designed for big ideas: The new building at Barangaroo where size isn’t everything
The centrepiece of Sydney Festival’s Indigenous component is a temporary meeting place – a “soft space” – for everyone to gather.
- Nick Galvin
This book cast a spell over generations. There’s magic in the film too
The movie adaptation of Alison Lester’s much-loved book leaves plenty of room for the imagination.
- Nick Galvin
Dark Noon rips apart the American Dream with savage intensity
Our reviewers give their verdict on the latest Sydney Festival shows.
- Joyce Morgan, Chantal Nguyen, John Shand, Cassie Tongue and James Jennings
Sydney is bursting at the seams with gigs - here’s our pick of the best
From hip-hop to country and all points in between, there’s something for everyone in our January gig guide.
- James Jennings
- ★★★½
- Sydney Festival
Dusty ghosts haunt this retelling of a famous Sydney murder
Our reviewers give their verdict on the opening shows from Sydney Festival.
- Peter McCallum, James Jennings, Kate Prendergast and John Shand
The A-Z of this year’s Sydney Festival
Cowbell-juggling acrobats, ghost stories and bridal laments are just some of the options in a packed program.
- Lenny Ann Low
Tongpop is the art movement you’ve never heard of but can’t miss
The work of Tongan-Australian artist Telly Tuita is bright, fun and deeply personal.
- Nick Galvin
This cult musician ‘disappeared’ for 15 years. Then the internet stepped in
After years of busking and then slipping into anonymity, The Space Lady is back – and she is heading to Australia.
- Will Cox
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