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There are guns and cowboy hats, but this western goes places you’d never expect

There are guns and cowboy hats, but this western goes places you’d never expect

Tue Biering has used a childhood love of westerns to explore more profound issues of colonisation and struggles for power.

  • by John Shand

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The plan to help Walsh Bay party harder during this year’s Sydney Festival

The plan to help Walsh Bay party harder during this year’s Sydney Festival

Tasked with helping reboot Sydney’s nightlife, the state government has rolled back restrictions under which bar patrons were forced inside at 10pm last year.

  • by Megan Gorrey
How Shen Yun tapped religious fervour to make a fortune

How Shen Yun tapped religious fervour to make a fortune

The dance group has accumulated enormous wealth, in large part by getting followers of the Falun Gong religious movement to work free and pay its bills.

  • by Michael Rothfeld and Nicole Hong
Camp, trashy, then one got mauled by a tiger. The opera writes itself

Camp, trashy, then one got mauled by a tiger. The opera writes itself

The true story of Las Vegas legends Siegfried and Roy is a tale for the ages. The wonder is how it took so long to hit the stage.

  • by Nick Galvin
You’ve read and watched this series, but now the musical is here

You’ve read and watched this series, but now the musical is here

From page to screen, The Lord of the Rings is coming to the stage with a musical to rule them all.

  • by Helen Pitt
Expect the unexpected from a delightfully bonkers night at this pub
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Expect the unexpected from a delightfully bonkers night at this pub

In Dungeons & Dragons: The Twenty-Sided Tavern, the audience gets to control the action.

  • by Michael Idato
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With goat horns, this metal head is reviving music not heard for centuries

With goat horns, this metal head is reviving music not heard for centuries

From black metal to Nordic folk, Einar Selvik is on a mission to bring his musical past to life.

  • by Scott Ellis
The world’s biggest role-playing game turns 50

The world’s biggest role-playing game turns 50

Fifty years since it was first created, D&D has become a global cultural phenomenon.

  • by Michael Idato
Ringing the road crew
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Ringing the road crew

Even though the reception was poor.

He received death threats for a joke about Jesus, now Reuben Kaye is in Jesus Christ Superstar

He received death threats for a joke about Jesus, now Reuben Kaye is in Jesus Christ Superstar

The cabaret star is the “power-hungry, extravagant child nepo baby” King Herod in the latest revival of the enduring musical.

  • by Cassidy Knowlton
Dancing mermaids and salty pirates: The show that revels in being ‘something Netflix can’t do’

Dancing mermaids and salty pirates: The show that revels in being ‘something Netflix can’t do’

It won five Tony awards, now the hit Broadway show Peter and the Starcatcher has been given an Australian makeover.

  • by Lenny Ann Low

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