Food Court is a theatrical masterpiece and its return season for RISING reaffirms the show’s power as it addresses bullying and disability.
Artist Patricia Piccinini has created an other-worldly ecosystem behind the famous clocks of Flinders Street.
Melbourne’s biggest arts festival will launch on Wednesday under the new COVID-19 restrictions.
A new stage show presents parental separation in the words of the children who saw it happen.
Chinatown comes alive as part of this year’s inaugural RISING Festival.
There’s a lot we don’t know about our much-maligned waterways. The RISING festival goes beneath the surface.
Geelong’s Back to Back Theatre,whose ensemble of actors with disabilities has wowed critics and audiences,has a three-work retrospective at RISING festival.
The audience gets jaw-dropping experiences and the producers make a wad of cash. But is the trend bad for theatre?
Heavy Congress is set to make Melbourne Town Hall quake during this year’s RISING festival.
A new dramatic work shows the toughness and deadly sense of humour of Indigenous mothers in the face of dispossession and trauma.
Insomniacs,the lovelorn,and a father singing to his newborn child have been among the anonymous callers leaving extraordinary messages on a phone line over the past year.