‘The show about my last break-up ended with a slide of my vulva portrait’
Judith Lucy discovered a family secret at the height of her comic powers. Then came a marriage proposal and an intimate portrait she never expected to sit for.
Judith Lucy discovered a family secret at the height of her comic powers. Then came a marriage proposal and an intimate portrait she never expected to sit for.
Despite turbulence – and the behaviour of some fellow passengers – Malaysia Airlines nails the basics, offering impressive food, a comfy bed and warm staff.
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Fifteen animals will run, roam, bleat – and defecate – on stage in a piece of physical theatre about what it means to be human.
On the cusp of turning 50 and with a surprise career turn in the works, Myf Warhurst reflects on “the forgotten generation” she’s come to symbolise.
This five-star resort cloaked in lush jungle encourages guests to clear their mind and enjoy the tranquillity.
After cooking her way through childhood, school and university Bridget Cormack has found a love who shares her passion.
Aboriginal tracker Alec Riley was hot on the tail of murderers, thieves and lost children for four decades. But when he retired from working for the NSW Police he was deemed a contractor.
Liesel Badorrek, who is directing a daring new production of Carmen for Opera Australia, says a lot of opera “is misogynistic” and “most of the stories are no good”.
Stefanie Farrands is on a multi-million dollar search for a new life partner. But the Australian Chamber Orchestra’s principal violist is not talking about a somebody at all.
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