Category: Arts
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2021 Bachelorette offers substance to indulgent television
Network 10’s The Bachelorette makes history by featuring the first Indigenous and queer protagonist, Brooke Blurton, which airs this week. But, only time will tell how this move influences the future of the sugary franchise, journalist Michelle Wakim explains.
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Review: 4000 Miles
The University of Adelaide Theatre Guild present 4000 Miles, an impactful production with heartfelt relationships at its core.
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Over 11,000 rally behind Lion Arts Factory to prevent closure
Lion Arts Factory and Five Four Entertainment face possible closure after the impact of COVID on the music industry and lack of government support.
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Triumph of Man: A Comedy in Two Acts lifts the curtain on constructing truth and theatre in the era of fake news
In an age when misinformation is hotter than the government’s latest gas plants, Triumph of Man: A Comedy in Two Acts is a rollicking parody of the construction of truth and power.
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New show explores the arts industry in a post-truth world
The Triumph of Man: A Comedy in Two Acts warns us that although social media has many positives, we need to be aware of its negative repercussions.
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Review: Love at a Distance
Phi Theodoros and her ukulele Willow make an endearing team in an ever-so-timely production of Ukulele Dream Girl: Love at a Distance.
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