Three Little Words, which is on now at the Melbourne Theatre Company, is an acerbic comedy of manners from the acclaimed Australian playwright, Joanna Murray-Smith.

In Ritual intimacy at Monash University Museum of Art, Australian artist Christian Thompson explores gender, race and memory and the lyricism of an Indigenous language no longer spoken.

The latest work from The Rabble, who are known for their feminist, experimental theatre, investigates the historic figure of Joan of Arc.

In a career spanning almost 50 years, Mike Cooper has been many things – a folk-blues guitarist, singer-songwriter, visual artist, filmmaker, music journalist and a prolific collector of Hawaiian shirts.

Franz Kafka asked that all his papers be burnt after his death. They weren't. His friend Max Brod kept them. A fictional memoir of Brod has won the 2017 Vogel Prize.

Love is pop culture's favourite theme: how do the great artists of the Renaissance imagine it?

Playwright and theatre and opera director Michael Gow shares the music, books and movies on his Top Shelf.

Treatment 2017 Flightlines is a contemporary art event with installations, aerial photographer visual and performance artists installed across the 10,500 hectares of one of Victoria's historic sewage plant.

The April book in our Latin American Book Club is Labyrinths, the influential collection of short stories and essays by the Argentinian writer, Jorge Luis Borges.

A new collection of stories from the great American author show him in a new light; the flappers and the champagne are gone, and in their place are dark stories of war, sex and suicide.