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Zubin Mehta at the Australian World Orchestra

Carl Buhariwala -
  It was a special treat to see Zubin Mehta flick that magic baton to command the stage. After a near decade away from the helm...

Artist Madhubani Dutta’s latest collection finds hope in the mundane

Iqra Saeed -
  Melbourne-based artist Madhubani Dutta created ‘We are the lifeless’, a digital art collection, to express how ordinary household objects helped her appreciate life during...

South Asian links in the Melbourne Writers’ Festival

Indian Link -
  This year’s Melbourne Writers’ Festival has some strong and influential South Asian voices to share. The line-up of writers includes Vidya Rajan, Pankaj Mishra,...

Nimeesha Gupta, Sydney poet, reads from her works

Indian Link -
  Sydney-based poet Nimeesha Gupta chats with Ekta Sharma on Indian Link Radio podcast Parindey 'Parindey' is a term that suits Nimeesha Gupta perfectly. It is...

Exploring Picasso’s works through time at the NGV

Carl Buhariwala -
  And so, as Melbourne opens up following two years of lockdown, Picasso comes to town. We’re seeing a gradual return to our city’s famed international...

Dozakh and Mughal Bachcha by Adakar Theatre: A review

Rajni Anand Luthra -
  Saba Zaidi Abdi’s Adakar Theatre took to the stage at NIDA recently after a two-year pandemic-caused hiatus. It was with a double bill, no...

Pashyati: Shruthi Adelaide’s dance extravaganza

Vinaya Rai -
  In a unique dance production entitled Pashyati: The Looking, cultural organisation Shruthi Adelaide achieved the near-impossible. It brought together several dance schools, across the many...

Manali Datar: ‘fangirling’ at the Sydney Opera House

Manan Luthra -
  “I’m still in shock that I’m going to be performing at the Sydney Opera House!” Manali Datar, star of the show Fangirls, exclaimed. For an...

Book Review: The Escapades of Toby Turner by Vaibhav Mehra

Manan Luthra -
  When your father vanishes under mysterious circumstances, how far would you go to find him? This question lies at the heart of children’s thriller...

Rasana Dance Theatre’s ‘Sringaram’

Smriti Sekhar -
  Of the nine emotions or ‘rasas’ mentioned in Indian classical dance theory, Sringaram is known as the mother of them all, as it embodies...

Anand Bakshi: A prolific, polished songwriter who never lost the common touch

Indian Link -
  After an intense session between a music composer duo and a lyricist, the latter finally got up and said it was time for him...

Theatre review: Black With Equal, by Sydney’s Natak Mandali

Rajni Anand Luthra -
  At the end of the staging of the play Black With Equal in Sydney recently, the question was asked, almost too tentatively: Are we...
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