Theatre review: Nautanki Theatre’s ‘Curry Kings of Parramatta’
In Nautanki Theatre Company's Curry Kings of Parramatta, we are given the chance to look into a singular heart that all South Asians will recognise - the kitchen of a South Asian restaurant - and...
Lilly Singh: First woman of colour to host late-night show
"An Indian-Canadian woman with her own late night show? Now that is a dream come true."
Sydney theatre group ‘Bollywood Central’ presents debut show
'Foreign Star of Bengal' tells the love story of an Armenian girl and a Bengali boy in Calcutta
Oscar glory for Period. End of Sentence
Academy Award adds more power to film-maker Guneet Monga’s mission to "change the world"
Regarlanding the body
Raina Peterson and Govind Pillai present a joyous, sensuous, and vulnerable celebration of the non-binary, ungendered, uncolonised body
Knowing themselves through dance
Students of the Lalitha Kalalaya school of dance present annual concert, WRITES VISH CHILUMKURTI.
Plenty of LOLs …. And some lessons
How closely does your family life reflect the Indian-Australian quandaries reflected in Vividha Arts’ new play Andhi Daud? writes NEHA MALUDE
Dispelling myths through art
The play directed by B Jayashree portrays progressive destruction of the myths deeply embedded in the lives of people in an Indian village.
