Cirrus@Austlit

'Deeply connected to country and ancient cultural practice, yet utterly contemporary, the work of Arnhem Land master park painter John Mawurndjul is a beautiful contradiction.'

'with the theatrical adaptation of Tim Winton's That Eye, The Sky underway for State Theatre Company of South Australia, its co-writer Justin Monjo and director Kate Champion discuss the art of adapting one of Australia's great living novelists.'

'This month Oily Rag Theatre will perform Wolf Lullaby, an unsettling examination of how a child could commit murder.'  

'With Joanna Murray-Smith’s Switzerland set to open in Adelaide, Sandy Gore chats about playing the 'mercurial' author that was Patricia Highsmith and what sort of truths there are to be found in her most famous creation, Tom Ripley.

Sandy Gore says she doesn’t see herself as just an actor. Her role is more than calling out lines as part of a play; it’s to tell a story.' (Introduction)

' "It's a vertical film, but that's not the thing that defines it." says Michael Retter of his film Youth on the March, set to make its word premiere at the Adelaide Film Festival. "It's an attempt to make a very honest film about young people smoking pot and that lifestyle and world around it. I guess I was attempting to make the greatest stoner film of all time." ' (Introduction)