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Abel Selaocoe performs with the Australian Chamber Orchestra.

Vivaldi and Hendrix collide in a concert that was something of a religious experience

Abel Selaocoe performs with the ACO in a show that is part rock concert, part ritual.

  • Tony Way, Will Cox, Jessica Nicholas and Andrew Fuhrmann

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Abby Howells performs Welcome To My Dream at Melbourne Town Hall until April 20.

The good, the weird, and the unmissable from this festival’s final week

From a show that digs into the dark recesses of the internet, to a return to the hellmouth, here are our latest reviews.

  • Cher Tan, Donna Demaio, Hannah Francis, Lefa Singleton Norton, Sonia Nair, Tyson Wray and Vyshnavee Wijekumar
The Empire State Building, left, and Madison Square Garden lit up in Australian green and gold on April 4.

On a night like this: The week Australia took New York City by storm

The Empire State Building was lit up in green and gold and the Big Apple was brimming with Australian talent, from Kylie Minogue to Sarah Snook and renowned opera director Barrie Kosky.

  • Michael Koziol
QUT has been recommended to axe its dance program (file image).

Uni to axe dance course in performing arts shake-up

The only university in Queensland to offer a degree in dance should axe its course, a review has found.

  • Liz Hobday
Maitreyah Guenther and older brother Kayah.

Kayah was bullied and ignored but people took notice when he danced

Born with Down syndrome, Kayah Guenther found his voice through physical movement.

  • Chantal Nguyen
The Booth Variety Spectacular & Formal Apology Hour! is on at Arts Centre Melbourne until April 20.

Ghosts, lies, and conspiracy theories: This festival has it all

From a show where musicals meet PowerPoint, to a trip back in time, here are our latest reviews.

  • Cher Tan, Donna Demaio, Elizabeth Flux, Guy Webster, Hannah Francis, John Bailey, Lefa Singleton Norton, Nell Geraets, Sonia Nair, Tyson Wray and Vyshnavee Wijekumar
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Cyndi Lauper.

Can’t decide what gig to see? We’ve got you covered

Here’s our curated selection of the best gigs this month.

  • James Jennings
Dua Lipa performs at Rod Laver Arena, March 19.

Dua Lipa designs a fan’s next tattoo at Melbourne concert

Performing at Rod Laver Arena, the singer got up close and personal with fans – and performed a new cover of Torn.

  • Gabriela Sumampow, Tony Way, Cameron Woodhead and Vyshnavee Wijekumar
Broden Kelly’s Yabusele is on until April 20.

The best, the strangest, and the most daring of the comedy festival so far

From an Aunty Donna star to a performer who taps into Joan of Arc, here are our latest reviews of the comedy festival.

  • Cher Tan, Donna Demaio, Guy Webster, Hannah Francis, John Bailey, Karl Quinn, Lefa Singleton Norton, Mikey Cahill, Sonia Nair, Tyson Wray and Vyshnavee Wijekumar
Karen Quinlan

‘Oh, yeah I think everyone’s always interested in the hot pants’

While Arts Centre Melbourne is best known for its performances, in the depths of Hamer Hall there’s a hidden collection that has captured CEO Karen Quinlan’s imagination.

  • Elizabeth Flux

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