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In rural Australia, a drought moves out of the ground and into your bones. It’s a shrivelling of resources: if you live and work on the land, it dictates the shape of your existence. If the farm needs change, your life must shape to address it or you’re facing not only ecological crisis but also financial ruin. No one knows this better than Ray (Colin Friels) and Floss (Kerry Armstrong), whose family farm on sunburnt country has been suffering. As Into the Shimmering World begins, they’re looki…
8 months ago
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It’s summer in Sydney – bright sun, sudden rain, a thick humid soup of air settled around our throats – and in the month of new beginnings, we try to open up the guts of the city and make art in it. It’s Sydney Festival season.
11 months ago
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Carissa Licciardello’s adaptation of John Cassavetes’ Opening Night at Belvoir
offers teasing glimpses of what might have been.
almost 3 years ago
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The Sydney Festival opens with work that pushes against structures of promise
and oppression.
almost 3 years ago