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Guided Walking Tour

Meeting at 11.00am we will embark at a leisurely pace through the city’s inner East, stopping at significant sites for…

Walking to Work

In Walking to Work James Yuncken documents his daily commute from home to studio. His paintings depict parts of Melbourne’s…

Richard Watts reviews The McNeil Project for ArtsHub

See the review in its original context here. Hailed in the 1970’s as Australia’s answer to Jean Genet, prisoner turned…

Kate Herbert reviews The McNeil Project for the Herald Sun

See the review in its original context here. **** 4 STARS Jim McNeil, not your everyday, bleeding-heart playwright, was gaoled…

Cameron Woodhead reviews The McNeil Project for The Age

See the review in its original context here. **** 4 STARS IMPRISONMENT and modern drama have an intriguing relationship. Arguably…

Fury – a developmental showing

In early 2012 playwright Bridgette Burton was awarded a grant through the Malcolm Robertson Trust for a first round development…

Streeton Trio

Formed in 2008 in Geneva, Switzerland from three of Australia’s leading young musicians, the Streeton Trio is the only Australian…

Andrew Fuhrmann reviews The McNeil Project for Time Out

See the review in its original context here. **** 4 STARS. According to the quotable G.K. Chesterton, all slang is…

Chris Boyd reviews The McNeil Project for The Australian

See the review in its original context here. MALCOLM Robertson’s connection to Jim McNeil and his celebrated prison plays dates…

Architecture Floor Talks

In this series of floor talks, hear architects discuss their award-winning projects as recognised by the 2012 Victorian Architecture Awards…

The Prose of a Con

Raymond Gill Life & Style, The Saturday Age 30/06/2012 DOUG Fields, 55, works night shifts managing an outer-Melbourne supermarket, so…

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