Our reviewers give their verdict on acts all over town from the No Pay,No Way,Carmen,Chris Isaak and Grease.
Grease,the musical Olivia Newton-John made famous,opens for the first time in over a decade at the Capitol Theatre.
Dodgy wigs and a tsunami of social media outrage aside,the greatest revelation about the Warnie series was how little there was left to reveal about the cricketer.
“She wanted to prove she could do the role of Sandy,” recalls actor Barry Pearl. “John Travolta really helped her with that because he wanted her for the part.”
In the universe of the Grease films,no one was cooler than the Pink Ladies. One of the “OG” Pink Ladies,Lorna Luft,recalls the transformative power of the iconic pink jacket.
Delta Goodrem,Nicole Kidman and Hugh Jackman helped farewell Olivia Newton-John at her state memorial.
Fleur Thiemeyer’s friendship with Olivia Newton-John spanned half a century,and was the spark for a story that has never really been told.
The 90-minute service to celebrate Newton-John’s life will be held on February 26 at Melbourne’s Hamer Hall.
This year’s ARIA awards,back live after a three-year absence,offer a handy pulse-check on the state of the local music scene.
Natalie Imbruglia will host this year’s ARIA Awards and honour Olivia Newton-John,in a musical tribute directed by Tones and I.
We don’t know most of these high-profile individuals but when celebrities die,a sense of grief often resonates.