How was I to be worthy of that?” In an age of prose poetry where Bluets by Maggie Nelson, or essays by Deborah Levy act like ...

In the intimate confines of The Lounge at Chatswood Concourse, Come You Spirits unveils a Romeo & Juliet that breathes with immediacy and intimacy. Stripped to its core, this production distills ...

Somewhere between a house party in your queer cousin’s boudoir and a backstage fever dream, Madame Martha’s Parisian Cabaret delivers a night that is both intoxicatingly chaotic and strangely intimate ...

A sensational, electrifying, dazzling, and at times, overwhelming performance, L’Hotel is steeped in a splendour that promises delight at every turn. Created by Craig Ilott and Stuart Couzens, the ...

Macquarie University (MQ) told staff on 2nd June that there would be a restructure in the arts and science faculties, including the axing of at least 50 full-time academic jobs. Several majors will be ...

It is a phenomenal feeling when someone is able to wrap you entirely in their words and their presence. This is how it feels to talk to Nancy Denis, a Sydney-based multidisciplinary performer and ...

Set in Melbourne during the Victorian gold rush, The Butterfly Women follows four women as they get tangled up investigating a serial killer targeting sex workers. Based on extensive archival research ...

The University of Sydney was established in 1850 by an act of NSW parliament. Most other universities in Australia are established by acts of state parliaments and are governed by a Council or Senate; ...

While accepting the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2016, Bob Dylan reflected on his early experience with music, describing it as if he’d “been walking in darkness and all of the sudden the darkness ...

I’ll keep this review short and simple, just like all the men that were referenced in tonight’s sexual escapade. Jess Fuchs’ Sex Jokes For Women is witty and aware, taking shape around the audience of ...

NSW union leaders have expressed deep disappointment in the National Native Title Tribunal’s (NNTT) decision to allow NSW to lease land to Santos for the Narrabri Gas Project, against the wishes of ...

Layla Wang is a second year Bachelor of Arts student, majoring in Politics and International Relations. Wang is an independent candidate who describes herself as left-wing. Wang currently works as a ...