Broadway and West End star Sierra Boggess is in Australia for the first time performing her hits from shows including Phantom of the Opera and Little Mermaid.

Randa Abdel-Fattah, author of When Michael Met Mina, reveals her love for The Babysitters Club and why the power of stories and diverse representation in Australian literature matters more than ever.

American writer Paul Beatty onstage with Michael Cathcart at the recent Sydney Writers Festival. Nothing is settled. Everything is in flux. It's brilliant and lacerating.

Scottish crime writer Ian Rankin has read Charles Dickens' massive, complicated novel Bleak House half a dozen times. He explains why it appeals to him, the ways in which everything is connected, and introduces us to literature's first detective, Inspector Bucket.

Recorded live at the Sydney Writers' Festival, three writers in conversation about the joys of curling up with a novel, and escaping to a fictional world.

Gemma Paintin and James Stenhouse, from the British performance duo Action Hero, on why they are drawn to testing their limits in their performance art.

Australian Indigenous author and poet Ali Cobby Eckermann on the creative works and people that inspire her for Top Shelf.

Join Michael Cathcart live at the Sydney Writers' Festival, in conversation with writers Colson Whitehead, James Shapiro, Jane Harper and Kate Evans.

Widely regarded as Graham Greene's masterpiece, The Power and the Glory tells the story of the unnamed 'whisky priest’, on the run from the law in 1930s Mexico.

Roger Moore, who played British secret agent James Bond in seven films between 1973 and 1985, has died from cancer aged 89.