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Eddie Perfect brings a new comedy to Malthouse as Dean Bryant unveils his first season (opens the original)
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Eddie Perfect and Karis Oka star in The Tartuffe. Photo: Giulia McGauran. At a time when Australia’s live performance sector is still working to rebuild audiences and momentum, there’s something exciting about a leading theatre company putting a brand new work from one of our hottest theatrical exports at the centre of its program. Malthouse Theatre’s 2027 season is giving us just that with The Tartuffe, a new comedic play from Eddie Perfect that takes Molière’s classic satire into the age of ar
How did Geelong become Australia’s first and only UNESCO City of Design? (opens the original)
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Geelong Design Week returns in 2026. Photo: Supplied / City of Greater Geelong. From Berlin and Montréal to Seoul and Singapore, you won’t be surprised to see that some of the world’s best-known creative centres sit on UNESCO’s Design Cities list. But you might not immediately think of Victoria’s second city, Geelong. So, what makes this regional Australian city an official design capital? It’s a question worth asking as Geelong Design Week returns with its biggest program yet in 2026. Running f
Ai Weiwei brings the politics of war to the MCA's harbourside lawn (opens the original)
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Ai Weiwei, Mushrooms. Installation view, Museum of Contemporary Art Australia. Photo: Anna Kucera. Courtesy: the artist and MCA Australia. Five hundred combat helmets have taken over the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia’s lawn, transformed by famous contemporary Chinese artist Ai Weiwei into a meditation on war, peace and the fragility of human life. Mushrooms, unveiled 25 September as the 2026 Neil Balnaves Tallawoladah Lawn Commission, stretches 40 metres and overlooks Sydney Harbour. The
Leah Purcell's The Drover's Wife nominated for International Opera Award (opens the original)
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Nina Korbe in OA and QPAC’s The Drover’s Wife. Photo: David Kelly. Leah Purcell’s operatic adaptation of The Drover’s Wife has received international recognition, with the Australian work shortlisted in the World Premiere category of the 2026 International Opera Awards. The nomination follows the opera’s world premiere in Brisbane’s new Glasshouse Theatre in May and a sell-out Sydney Opera House season in August this year, marking another milestone in the evolution of Purcell’s long-running crea
Kate Mulvany will play every character in MTC’s ambitious new take on Richard III (opens the original)
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Kate Mulvany will star in a new solo production of Richard III. Photo: Jo Duck / MTC. Melbourne Theatre Company is giving Shakespeare’s most infamous villain a radically different kind of spotlight in 2027, with Kate Mulvany set to play every character in a new one-person adaptation of Richard III. Directed by rising theatre-maker Ian Michael, the production will see Mulvany – one of Australia’s most acclaimed actors and playwrights – undertake a virtuosic solo performance of Shakespeare’s histo
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