Director Beng Oh speaks on the creation of the play adaptation of Soldier Boy, a story of Australia's youngest ANZAC being perfromed at Theatre Works. Beng discusses the process of developing the play…

The team have a natter about Victorian-era slang; writer and director Tony Wilson scores a cinematic banger with his new football film, Ange and the Boss; Michael Harden gives his fulsome appraisal of…

General Vibes is joined by Tanu Gago, esteemed Aotearoa-based diaspora Pasifika artist, founding member of legendary collective FAFSWAG, and co-producer for their upcoming development showing called Sauniga, an exploration into Samoan creation and…

Samira Farah chats with director Tasnim Hossain about Never Have I Ever, a play directed by Tasnim and written by Deborah Frances-White, currently showing at Melbourne Theatre Company.

The comedy explores the…

The team get off to a bumpy start; for Weird Science, Dr Susi Seibt gives the hard shell on cooking the perfect egg; playwright Patricia Cornelius unmasks her new play, Truth and Oliver…

Culture critic Brodie Lancaster breaks down the cardinal sin of Oscar sabotage; linguist Kate Burridge briefs us on Australia's semantic border security; comedian Tom Ballard goes full steam ahead with his new play …

SmartArts takes over the Triple R Performance Space for a very special broadcast to celebrate the show's 20th anniversary!

Richard Watts OAM first brought Triple R's flagship morning arts program to life in…

This week Samira is joined by Dr Sam Whiting, Vice-Chancellor’s Senior Research Fellow at RMIT University and a 2024 Churchill Fellowship recipient, to discuss challenges faced by grassroots music venues in Australia and…

Richard speaks to actor Tamblyn Lord on the Australian premiere of Philip Ridley's play The Poltergeist, at La Mama Theatre.

Gertrude Studios curator, Dr Amelia Winata, introduces the 2024 exhibition.

Giovanni Adams joins…

Jeff Khan previews the 2025 Asia Topa program, Katarina Paseta discusses two Geelong Gallery exhibitions (the Noel Counihan retrospective A People’s Press which is on display until March 10th 2025 and Social Studies…