The Australian Ballet is putting the life of ground-breaking choreographer and Ballets Russes star, Vaslav Nijinsky, on stage.

The Kibbutz Contemporary Dance Company is back in Australia after twenty years, with their new work Horses in the Sky.

Children's author Norman Jorgensen and indigenous illustrator Dub Leffler have been touring remote schools in the Kimberley, as part of the Kimberley Writers Festival.

Adelaide's Jam Factory studio and gallery is showing an exhibition of ceramics, including the porcelain soap works by Honor Freeman, alongside works by acclaimed potter Gerry Wedd.

Speed: The Fast and the Curious is an exhibition for hot-heads and lovers of fast cars.

An exhibition of 80 contemporary botanical artworks to mark the bicentenary of Sydney's Royal Botanic Gardens.

Pulitzer Prize winning poet Tracy K. Smith explores family, memory & identity in her new memoir Ordinary Light.

Briohny Doyle shares five works that have influenced her writing.

Are cults going to replace zombies in young adult fiction?

Bertolt Brecht's play The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui is set in the world of American gangstas and is a satire about Adolf Hitler's rise to power. So how does the work speak to contemporary American politics?