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2010 Melbourne International Arts Festival

Sinead O’Connor, John Cale, Robert Lepage, Jack Charles, Hotel Pro Forma, Michael Clark Company, Thomas Adès, Toneelgroep Amsterdam, Akram Khan Company, The Black Arm Band & Beck’s Festival Bar The 25th Melbourne Festival, and the second under the artistic direction of Brett Sheehy, announces a dynamic and emotive program of work from some of the finest creative [...]

Undergound Cinema – Taking Cinema out of the Cinema

Underground Cinema is a secret film screening event held in undisclosed locations throughout Melbourne. The locations and even the films identity are kept a mystery. Undergound Cinema are not your average cinema experience, as they describe arriving at one of their locations alike “walking onto a film set, with live performances recreating elements of the [...]

Bill Viola – The Tristan Project

Visit Website | Print & File [Members] | Return to DG magazine 130 ‘I thought, this is a man who could cope with Wagner, who operates with these incredibly long arcs and spans of time … And underneath an apparently static surface, there is a whole subculture of torrents and energies flowing’. (Esa-Pekka Salonen, musical [...]

Nick Cave – the Exhibition

Nick Cave, 2007 Photograph by Polly Borland /Original painting by Tony Clark Commissioned by the Arts Centre in 2007 View Gallery | Print & File PDF Australian songwriter/musician Nick Cave is appearing at the Victorian Arts Centre in an exhibition that shows the many sides of his talents: aural and visual, writing and performing. Being [...]

Miss Saigon: Lighting and Sound Design

Cameron Mackintosh’s new production of Boublil and Schönber’s Miss Saigon is touring Australia, giving audiences the chance to view what has been described as ‘one of the most successful musicals in the world’, and ‘seen by over 33 million people, in over 25 countries and played in 12 different languages’. Associate Lighting Designer Richard Pacholski [...]

Miss Saigon Gallery