Nestled between a lake and a forest in Finland is a special place dedicated to nurturing creativity. For South Australian writer Rachael Mead, a month-long artist residency in this winter wonderland worked its magic in myriad ways.
Astrid Pill & Collaborators’ unconventional and highly original monologue reflects on mortality, grief and the relationships we have with lovers after they are gone.
Celebrated UK theatre-makers Wright & Grainger bring the old gods down to earth with their powerful weave of music and spoken word exploring where the divine reveals itself in our modern world. ★★★★
UK company Mythological Theatre throws the battles of the Norse gods into the wrestling ring in this surprising form of (very) physical storytelling. ★★★★
Tracy Crisp shares her hilariously hard-won Gen X wisdom in this insightful monologue about sewing, mothers, female friendship and being in the middle of middle age. ★★★★★
Hot on the heels of her debut novel The Family String, South Australian author Denise Picton brings us a new and hilariously uplifting tale – The Knighton Women’s Compendium.