Read | Community
New to Stream this May
This month experience our changing world through visionary new perspectives in a collection of video works. Plus an irresistible new episode of Footlights & Booklights featuring The Castle’s Michael Caton and family fave's Teeny Tiny Stevies are back.
Read | Theatre
Stage Direction: The Little Prince
In the first of our new series on page-to-stage adaptations, Neha Kale looks at how Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s poignant tale of a young prince lives on in the 21st century.
Stream | Contemporary Art
Returning: Chapter 1
Responding to our collective moment in time, Returning offers succinct mediations on the events, experiences and propositions prompted by the pandemic. This digital contemporary art exhibition is set over multiple chapters, Chapter 1 commissions Australian and Japanese perspectives.
Listen | Talks & Ideas
Ideas at the House: Tea Uglow | Pathology of Identity
Tea Uglow has built her career exploring the space between technology and art, looking for unexpected ways they can interact. Listen to Tea, in conversation with Head of Talks and Ideas Edwina Throsby.
Read | Theatre
It’s hip to be scared: The terrifying timeliness of American Psycho
From shrink wrap to stage lights, one of the most controversial stories of the 20th century has proven to be a mainstay in popular culture.
Stream | Kids & Families
Teeny Tiny Stevies in Big Spaces, On Demand
Little ones, stressed-out parents and folk music fans alike will bond over this exuberant live performance from the ARIA-award-winning ABC kids favourite.
Listen | Playlist
'Music for... tomorrow' by Becca Hatch
Following her performance at Barrabuwari (Tomorrow), Western Sydney singer/songwriter Becca Hatch curates a playlist of artists who represent the future through their own varied expressions.
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