Monday, September 9

Browsing: Mark Haddon

Bringing a Book to Life: Belvoir’s The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time

Culture September 4, 2024By Grace Mitchell

The play’s excellent casting, use of a simple yet impactful set, and creation of a welcoming and inclusive theatre environment means that all audience members can enjoy — and perhaps learn from — Christopher’s journey of self-discovery.

From the mines

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Browsing: Mark Haddon

Bringing a Book to Life: Belvoir’s The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time

A theatrical glimpse into sapphic desire

Night Moves exhibition: CITY WALK for day arts?

Students strike for Palestine

The cross-sections of art-making and environmental consideration: Topographies at SCA Gallery

The Story of Us: International Students talk about recent policy changes and their experience in Australia

Eastern Avenue is my runway: A history of SRC fashion

Where does Art lie?

Pulling out the roots

From the mines

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