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Comedy, Curry and Chaos: Scary Strangers’ debut tour in India

Indians have a knack for adding flavour, not just in their food, but also when it comes to humour. And when it comes to...

‘The Axe in the Ceiling’ and the absurdity of arranged marriage

In the height of Melbourne’s 2020 lockdown, Jaya Berged wasn’t making sourdough or cutting her own hair but poring over Grimm’s Fairytales with collaborator...

‘My superhero voice’ starting conversations on child sexual abuse

A picture book created in collaboration with the Australian Government aims to prevent and respond to child sexual abuse in multicultural communities. Launching last week...

Breaking form in Bharatanatyam: Govind Pillai’s ‘Temple of Desire’

Well-known Melbourne dancer Govind Pillai gives a sneak peak of what to expect in his upcoming and much awaited production ‘Temple of Desire’. The Melbourne...

Free as a bird: Artist Priya Gore

In Aboriginal Australian culture, black cockatoos symbolise change, freedom and renewal. Similarly, in Priya Gore’s painting ‘I Am’, this bird represents empowerment, reflection, and...

Prema Srinivasan’s ‘Pure Vegetarian’: A review

I may be a Mumbai-based Maharashtrian – with ancestral roots in Konkan – but I have a deep fascination for South Indian cuisines. Over...

Crafting Connections: Indian links at Perth’s IOTA24

Undulating paper patterns in red and white sit enticingly across the ceiling in Indian artist Ankon Mitra’s artwork at Perth’s Freemantle Arts Centre. They...

First impressions: how opening lines shape literature

“Here is one way I propose that you read this book.” That's how one of India’s most iconic works of fiction began. R.K. Narayan’s...

Shashi Tharoor: Lost in a wonderland of words

A perspicacious peregrination through the discombobulating gallimaufry that is the English language, with its penchant for purloining from other languages, its hermetic spellings, its...

Ananya’s ready to make a splash at VSSS

Singer Ananya Hariharan remembers when she first found out about the annual Victorian State School Spectacular (VSSS), via a Facebook ad her dad saw...

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Comedy, Curry and Chaos: Scary Strangers’ debut tour in India

‘The Axe in the Ceiling’ and the absurdity of arranged marriage

‘My superhero voice’ starting conversations on child sexual abuse

Breaking form in Bharatanatyam: Govind Pillai’s ‘Temple of Desire’

Comedy, Curry and Chaos: Scary Strangers’ debut tour in India

‘The Axe in the Ceiling’ and the absurdity of arranged marriage

‘My superhero voice’ starting conversations on child sexual abuse

Breaking form in Bharatanatyam: Govind Pillai’s ‘Temple of Desire’

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Comedy, Curry and Chaos: Scary Strangers’ debut tour in India

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