A paean from the pain of Roe
POET Nandi Chinna’s The Future Keepers was written in the heat of the bitter battle over Roe 8. The former Hamilton Hill writer, researcher and environmental activist is passionate about […]
Category Archives: Arts
Ice cool, warm heart
COULD Fremantle have the next Bjork in its midst – minus the crazy antics? Early next month, a young Iceland-born singer with a voice as crystal clear as a stalactite […]
Keep on Ramblin’
A HERALD PROMOTIONAL FEATURE: David Milroy & Bottleneck Ramblers set to rock the Duke Sunday 14 July The Duke of George is proud to present David Milroy and the Bottleneck […]
Life in the office can be a brutal existence
THE office is real, and so too are the range of emotions Bello Benischauer and Elisabeth Eitelberger unleash in their experimental play First Things First. Four colleagues (played by Eitelberger […]
Picking up a world beat
YEARS of living in Qatar, and travelling the world, has seen Michael Pignéguy’s jazz morph into something a little different. “My training is in jazz, but I lived overseas and […]
NEW WAVE FINDING THE SOUL OF HIP HOP
NU WAVE Festival is a weekend of hip hop music, dance, competitions, and open mic. The event also includes performances from a new wave of emerging professional artists 25 and […]
Master blaster
A PORTRAIT which drew inspiration from Baroque master Vermeer but challenges modern notions of beauty has won the top prize at the 17th annual Atwell Youth Awards. Corpus Christi College […]
