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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...

Nethra Raman on The Voice: ‘Music is about telling stories’

Nethra Raman remembers her Blind Audition for The Voice vividly; saying goodbye to her family to walk on stage was the longest silence of...

Melbourne Fringe 2024: South Asian links

SOUTH ASIAN DANCE AT MELBOURNE FRINGE 2024 Echoes of Her: A Kathak Celebration Since Heeramandi, Kathak’s come back in a big way, and this piece will...

Drumming up that Ganesh fervour: Sydney’s Dhol Tasha troupe

Ask HSC student Sanika Kulkarni what she does to relax in between exam preparation, and she’ll reply, “Dhol tasha.” She’s referring of course to the...

Indian singer Reuben De Melo makes waves on The Voice

An Indian singer of Goan origin has been making waves in Season 13 of the Australian singing competition television series The Voice. Thirty-one-year-old Reuben De...

Taranjot Singh: Capturing the Cosmos

Under the vast expanse of the night sky, where the shimmering stars tell tales of ancient mysteries and distant worlds, Sydney-based Taranjot Singh’s journey...

Vegetarian can be yummy: New book of recipes

When I got married decades ago, my mother gave me a recipe book in Tamil Samaiththu paar by Meenakshi Ammal. It was a bible...

Dr. AR Rahman at IFFM: “Look to the future”

Dr. AR Rahman, one of India’s most celebrated composers, is currently in Australia for the world premiere of the film Headhunting to Beatboxing, his...

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

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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’

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