I don't think I've ever been so hurt by a piece of art. People with disability deserve better
Anthea Williams
Stage director Anthea Williams walked away from one of Sydney festival’s biggest shows crushed. ‘How disability is understood affects me every day of my life’
January 2019
'Shrouded in taboo': how a 1920s German stuntman led to the tackling of an Australian tragedy
'I won't give up': why an artist is living in a gallery making 10,000 paper boats
Counting and Cracking: the story behind Belvoir Street theatre's most ambitious play to date
From a Gillette ad to high art: why I yelled at a theatre audience
Van Badham
‘It’s terrifying’: can a scrappy production of In The Heights scale to be bigger than Broadway?
Sydney festival 2019: two of the hottest tickets make the audience part of the show
Omar Musa: ‘Australia could be so much better – but instead we indulge our worst instincts’
