Much Ado: Retelling Shakespeare’s comedy in the 1980’s
Calling all Shakespeare nerds! Madeleine Withington is directing Much Ado, playing at the Flight Path Theatre.…
Ruchira Bower-Nasir
THEM: Samah Sabawi’s moving play about war displacement
A tale of survival, friendship, and the things we are willing to do to protect the…
Ensemble Theatre’s new family comedy ‘The One’
Well-renowned Vanessa Bates pens in her latest comedy play, The One, about an Aussie family of…
Bush Heritage presents ‘Big Sky Country’ Podcast
Host and producer, Eliza Herbert, joins Oscar Byrne to talk about her new podcast, Big Sky…
‘Gathering Geographies’ at the Darren Knightly Gallery
Mara Schwerdtfeger is curating the Gathering Geographies exhibition at the Darren Knightly Gallery. The show features a…
Be the first to expereince Wonderdome’s 360˚ immersive viewing i...
Revolutionizing the film-viewing experience, co-founders, Chris Deckker and Simon Richardson are bringing their ingenious project to…
Get Loud with Outloud
Finn O'Branagáin from Outloud speaks on the importance of supporting and creating local art. Since 1991,…
60% of people with mental illnesses will not seek help
For almost 2 decades now, the non-profit Black Dog Institute has been working to help improve…
Sex, Lies And Telephone Tape: Gladys Vs The ICAC
Gladys Berejiklian has led New South Wales through an incredibly challenging four years for the state,…
Long Walk Home: help the homeless and yourself
CEO of Wayside Chapel, Jon Owen speaks to the Drive about the very crucial work they…
Training Salon Workers to Help Clients affected by Domestic Violence
Dr. Hannah McCann returned to 2ser to provide an update on the progress of her project,…
Only 11% of Young Australians Feel Hopeful Voting for Change
Holly Crockford from Foundations for Tomorrow spoke to Tina Quinn on the concerns of young people of…