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NEXT WEEK
Classical Music
Exhibitions
Family / Kids
Russian Fim Festival
Theatre
Web Sites
CLASSICAL MUSIC
EXHIBITIONS
- Paths to abstraction 1867 - 1917
One of the most ambitious exhibitions the Gallery has ever undertaken, featuring 140-plus works by some of the most influential artists of the modern era, including Whistler, Cézanne, Monet, Seurat, Vuillard, Bonnard, Gauguin, Matisse, Derain, Picasso, Kandinsky, Mondrian, Klee, Robert and Sonia Delaunay, Hans Arp, Sophie Taüber-Arp, and Larionov... back to top
FAMILY / KIDS
- Swan Lake on Ice
The world’s premier theatrical ice skating company, The Imperial Ice Stars, return to Australia this winter with a dynamic new interpretation of their award-winning masterpiece Swan Lake on Ice, as part of a two year, 22-country world tour... back to top
RUSSIAN FIM FESTIVAL
THEATRE
- Russian Theatres Online
Every Wednesday Kultu.ru broadcasts pre-recorded dramatic plays staged in theatres across Russia. In its first five years, around 130 ‘Golden Fund’ plays directed by Georgy Tovstonogov, Oleg Efremov, Mark Zacharov, Petr Fomenko, Lev Dodin and the like have delighted internet audiences in 80 countries. The list of participating theatres is dazzling: from Chekhov Moscow Art Theatre (MKhAT) and Sovremennik in Moscow to the Saint Petersburg Opera and Tovstonogov Bol’shoi Drama Theatre in St Petersburg... back to top
WEB SITES
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COMING SOON...
- The Russian Resurrection Film Festival
The 2010 Program features 17 new films, plus a World War II retrospective commemorating 65 years since the end of the War. Part of the War Retrospective will be timeless classics such as Tarkovsky’s award winning Ivan’s Childhood, Cannes Festival winner The Cranes are Flying and German’s anti-war masterpieces. Of the new films be sure to check out our World Premieres, Man at the Window and Parental Guidance, films which have not even been released in Russia yet! Then there is the historic epic Tsar, a lavish production about the reign of Russia’s infamous ruler Ivan the Terrible. It wouldn’t be a Russian Film Festival, if there were no deeply moving and emotionally driven dramas, so be sure to catch How I Ended Last Summer, One War and By the Rivers of Babylon. Hard Labor Vacation is a true Russian comedy, something that was hard to find in festivals gone by. And finally for something completely different be sure to see Russia’s latest fantasy action blockbuster Black Lightning and, for a REAL experience for kids and adults alike, no one should miss Belka & Strelka: Space Dogs in 3D – Russia’s first animated 3D film, which really is a lot of fun! Canberra 18 - 23 August Sydney 19 August - 1 September Melbourne 25 August - 5 September Brisbane 1 - 8 September Adelaide 9 - 15 September
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