Howard Barker is considered to be one of the most significant dramatists to emerge from the British political theatre of the 1970s but consistently receives a negative critical reception from the British press. He’s se...

Over the past couple of years Brisbane six-piece Ball Park Music has emerged seemingly out of nowhere to become one of the country’s stand out new bands. They’ve produced a run of brilliantly clever singles, performe...

Leader Cheetah formed out of songs written in the Adelaide Hills where the band’s singer and guitarist Dan Crannitch, and his drummer brother Joel, grew up, and where, joined by guitarist Dan Pash and bassist Mark Hard...

Best known as the frontman of Northern Beaches based roots outfit The Beautiful Girls, Mat McHugh has left the band behind and taken off on a global adventure alone, not so much reinventing himself as he is rediscovering...

The term ‘Snowdropper’ has dual meanings: it’s a 1920s slang term for cocaine addicts, but also a turn of phrase referring to deeply disturbed individuals who have a penchant for stealing women’s panties off clot...

They say there’s no rest for the wicked and this couldn’t be truer for iniquitous rock ‘n’ roll throwbacks The Delta Riggs. Days after winding up the Four to the Floor tour with fellow blues-rockers Black Devil Y...

After winning last year’s Jack Daniels Set off a three-track demo, New Navy went on to play with the likes of Wolfmother, The Philly Jays, Midnight Juggernauts, The Scare and The Holidays. The band has been extremely b...

We all love to be entertained, especially at the end of a hard week’s work. Not Quite Cabaret at the Paddington Arms provides the perfect night of entertainment: food, drinks, and comedy that makes you laugh your socks...

Introducing A Case for Gesture – a search for eternal love through the power of laughter and movement. In the lead up to the Sydney Fringe Festival, the Seymour Centre will open its doors for a limited season from ...