Having invented his own brand of TrapHouseJazz,the Jamaican-American saxophonist is heading to town.
Aged between 11 and 22,the stars of Anything&Everything decode their own language in one of three festival shows exploring our online lives.
In one of two Rising festival shows,the daring Danish choreographer will not only dance but convulse,gurn,laugh grotesquely and bark like a dog.
Piano Burning,to be performed at this year’s Rising festival,is a simple and somehow beautiful musical event:get a piano,and burn it to the ground.
From neo-cute to ultra-heavy,Chai and Boris illustrate two extremes of Japanese music heading our way in June.
With elaborate gowns and arias specially recorded in the Philippines,So will bring operatic glamour to a city carpark in Melbourne’s new winter arts festival.
Melbourne saw barely a few hours of the 2021 winter arts festival before a pandemic lockdown killed it. This year promises lasers,ice skating and monsters.
Melbourne audiences will be treated to Eryn Jean Norvill’s tour-de-force performance,playing all 26 characters in an adaptation of The Picture of Dorian Gray.
The huge RISING arts festival had planned for almost every COVID contingency. But a full lockdown has killed almost all its 2021 plans.
This installation,where dancers play with an array of dozens of pendulums,features an incredible ensemble of women in a quiet symphony.
The lockdown has closed Melbourne’s huge new winter arts festival,but its directors vow we will see the work that was to have been staged over the next week.