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Breath of Life

Rumi Takamoto’s vivid paintings and ceramic sculptures, are influenced by natural forms. They practically writhe with energy, appearing to stretch…

Paintings of lifetimes in the desert

Nicholas Rothwell explores the Spinifex Arts Project The Australian – 6 August, 2012 Image: Artists from the Women’s Collaborative at…

Myron My reviews Mademoiselle for Theatre Press

See the review in its original context here. I was not sure what to expect from the world premier season…

Liza Dezfouli reviews Mademoiselle for Australian Stage

See the review in its original context here. Michael Dalley is the real deal when it comes to the Melbourne…

Corey Ignace reviews Mademoiselle for Laneway Magazine

See the review in its original context here. Michael Dalley’s newest work, Mademoiselle, was the most vulgar, crude and amazing…

Lucy Graham reviews Mademoiselle for Stage Whispers

See the review in its original context here. Mademoiselle is a whirlwind of political incorrectness. Michael Dalley’s witty hour-long script…

Farce stabs a rich vein

Liza Power The Age 28/07/2012 AS A satirist, Michael Dalley has made a career of taking the mickey. Middle-class values,…

Preview: Mademoiselle

Tessa Hayward 02/08/2012 City Weekly Michael Dalley is a self-confessed control freak. He has written, stars in, produces and directs…

Michael James Manaia

What do you do when the country you grew up in the country you fought for has no place for…

Parallel Tensions: New Designer Exhibition

Melbourne’s freshest crop of fashion mavericks have joined ranks in this exciting and innovative exhibition,offering you an alternative to the…

The Housing Project

The Housing Project is a playful and engaging interactive installation about about the challenges, experiences, problems, and delights of urban…

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