In this special Easter Edition, we revisit some highlights of the year so far. We talk to Maddie Rice about Fleabag, meet a hospital choir in Perth and listen to Kate Ceberano and Paul Grabowsky record their new album. We also hear the first episode of Situation Critical, which examines the state of arts criticism in Australia.

In this special Easter Edition, we revisit some highlights of the year so far. We talk to Maddie Rice about Fleabag, meet a hospital choir in Perth and listen to Kate Ceberano and Paul Grabowsky record their new album. We also hear the first episode of Situation Critical, which examines the state of arts criticism in Australia.

We've put together some Stop Everything! long weekend highlights for you, with Julia Zemiro's incredible wormhole, Kamahl's review of Get Out, Rhianna Patrick's favourite podcasts, and historian John Edwin Mason on his newsmaking investigation of National Geographic's archives.

We've put together some Stop Everything! long weekend highlights for you, with Julia Zemiro's incredible wormhole, Kamahl's review of Get Out, Rhianna Patrick's favourite podcasts, and historian John Edwin Mason on his newsmaking investigation of National Geographic's archives.

A look at two very different coming-of-age stories, Netflix roll out another cult documentary series, Lano and Woodley on their favourite physical performers in film and Michael Palin in Armando Iannucci's black comedy.

Colours of Impressionism: Masterpieces from the Musée d'Orsay opens at the Art Gallery of South Australia this week, Eddie speaks to Australian artist Patricia Piccinini about her new exhibition Curious Affection, we travel to Sydney to hear about the new APY lands Gallery which has just opened in Darlinghurst and Edwina Stott brings us the latest news from the arts world.

Alan Hollinghurst talks about his latest novel, The Sparsholt Affair. Also, Gail Honeyman on her hit debut novel Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine, a musical response to Murray Bail's classic Eucalyptus and a celebration of umbrellas in fiction.

Opera Australia's Handa Opera returns to its spectacular site on Sydney Harbour, Stephen Nicolazzo makes his mainstage debut with the Melbourne Theatre Company's revival of Abigail's Party by Mike Leigh, we meet the non-professional thespians of the Sandgate Theatre and speak with Sue Ingleton about her last show at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.

Opera Australia's Handa Opera returns to its spectacular site on Sydney Harbour, Stephen Nicolazzo makes his mainstage debut with the Melbourne Theatre Company's revival of Abigail's Party by Mike Leigh, we meet the non-professional thespians of the Sandgate Theatre and speak with Sue Ingleton about her last show at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.

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