Would you go to a performance all about anger?
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Why do you feel angry? It’s a question that’ll elicit from each of us a very different response. For composer Rachel Lewindon, […]
Melbourne Fringe Festival
Live review: My Heart @ Melbourne Fringe Festival
BY LEWIS INGHAM My Heart: 2017 Melbourne Fringe Festival Works by Danaë Killian, Schoenberg, Howard Dillon, Christine McCombe, Amelia Barden, Colin McKellar, Gregers Brinch, and […]
Con Fuoco: Angus McPherson
Welcome to Con Fuoco, CutCommon’s interview series with young musicians across Australia. You may have seen Angus McPherson’s byline around here at CutCommon. But […]
Best sci-fi flute works of all time
BY ANGUS MCPHERSON The Cabinet of Oddities is a show combining fiction, flutes and fantasy. Premiered at the speculative fiction convention Conflux (which happened to […]
Eileen Joyce: Five fun facts with Julia Hastings
After a sell-out premiere season in 2015, Melbourne classical pianist Julia Hastings returns with her original one-woman show Fame, Fortune & Lies: The Life and Music […]
Sascha Kelly on why Moneypenny is gold
BY SASCHA KELLY Moneypenny is not my idea. It’s been an amalgamation of several concepts that friends of mine have suggested. Justina Lui was […]