2023
1 Dec On Criticism | Meanjin
25 Nov New York’s Performa Biennial | The Saturday Paper
28 Sept The Dictionary of Lost Words review – stage adaptation of bestseller finds power in the silences | Guardian Australia
27 Jun Frida & Diego: Love & Revolution exhibition – a glimpse of Kahlo’s true genius | Guardian Australia
31 Jan In praise of dog-eared pages: the joy, memories and gentle ghosts to be found in beloved books | Guardian Australia
2022
21 Oct Australian artists Soda Jerk debut new film Hello Dankness, a cinematic mashup of Trump-era America and classic movies | ABC
15 Oct Young at heart: Artistic director Rosemary Myers | The Saturday Paper
18 June Rising Festival review: New Melbourne festival had world-class arts, but it was the small moments that made the biggest impact | ABC
23 May Backstage at Rella, a vibrant drag musical retelling of Cinderella | Guardian Australia
21 May Classic role model: playwright, actor and director Elena Carapetis | The Saturday Paper
28 April Susie Dee on a lifetime spent staging the revolution: ‘Theatre can shift consciousness’ | Guardian Australia
31 March Zoë Coombs Marr resurrects Dave – to take on ‘cancel culture’ and Dave Chappelle | Guardian Australia
2021
22 Oct Hannah Kent’s new novel: ‘It’s just one big giant love letter to her’ | Sydney Morning Herald
17 July The Australian Ballet’s Anna Karenina review | The Saturday Paper
3 March Adelaide during festival season feels like a world still struggling with its new reality | Guardian Australia
2020
19 Oct 'Something magical': mother-daughter artist duo on reviving the lost art of weaving | Guardian Australia
9 Sept The play’s not the thing, the theatre is: returning to live performance is like returning to humanity | Guardian Australia
9 June Isolation Conversations: Kate Power | Vitalstatistix
1 June The Good Fight: absurd, funny and urgent drama sharply of the Trump era | Guardian Australia
April Consider the Stardust | Fusebox Festival
31 Mar We're Gonna Die: Young Jean Lee reminds us of all the tragedies we've survived before | Guardian Australia
3 Mar Monsters in the gallery: Adelaide biennial invites the chaos of the unknown | Guardian Australia
2019
23 Dec 'You leave changed': critics pick the best of Australian theatre in 2019 | Guardian Australia
21 Nov Fire-ravaged La Mama theatre ready to rebuild after raising $3.1m | Guardian Australia
12 Nov My Exits | Aphids
1 Nov All I want to see is more bad art by women. Give someone else a chance to fail | Guardian Australia
13 Oct The shadows of understanding | Witness
13 Aug Ursula Yovich on giving up theatre: 'It wasn't making me happy any more' | Guardian Australia
5 Aug The Hidden World of Anti-Vax Podcasts | Kill Your Darlings
Aug Love is in the air: Wayne Blair’s Top End Wedding and the rom-com’s new direction | Metro no201
13 May Election 2019: State of the Arts | Kill Your Darlings
8 May Hydra: an intimacy muted | Witness
16 Apr The Club, but not as we know it | Witness
13 Apr From ‘boys club’ to gender parity: How Australian theatre rebalanced its gender disparity | ABC
14 Mar 'It's a scam': Australian playwright Patricia Cornelius surprised by $234,000 prize win | Guardian Australia
11 Mar Adelaide Festival: Two Feet | Witness
22 Feb Marawa the Amazing: how one woman with 200 hula hoops became a teen girl guru | Guardian Australia
20 Feb 'Unadorned, gritty, unpretentious': how Australian circus went global | Guardian Australia
2018
17 Dec: KYD Recommends: Our Best of 2018 | Kill Your Darlings
19 Nov: Animating the Inanimate | Kill Your Darlings
1 Nov: On The Precipice of Change | Art Monthly, Nov 2018 Issue 312
17 Oct: The Status of Women in the Canadian Arts and Cultural Industries: Research Review 2010-2018 | Ontario Arts Council (Researcher)
2 Oct: Beyond the Audio Guide: Podcasts and Cultural Institutions | Kill Your Darlings
5 Sept: Early visions of Winton’s Australia | Witness
12 July: What's Cheating? | Wheeler Centre Notes
27 June: Hannah Gadsby's Nanette dares to dream of a different future – for ourselves and for comedy | Guardian Australia
20 June: History in the Making: Political Podcasts and the Irish Referendum | Kill Your Darlings
14 June: F*!#ing Adelaide review – Pamela Rabe and Brendan Maclean in love letter to a city | Guardian Australia
16 May: Artificial intelligence: it may be our future but can it write a play? | Guardian Australia
15 May: Seeing the unseen: the exhibition opening up the universe to teenagers | Guardian Australia
7 May: An Uplifting Obsession: ‘People Movers’ podcast | Kill Your Darlings
12 April: Tasting Australia (and Australia itself) has a ‘great male chef’ problem | Crikey
10 April: Lost in translation? The comics trying out Aussie humour abroad | Guardian Australia
23 March: Akram Khan: Catastrophe Embedded | Witness Performance
19 March: Small Wonders | Kill Your Darlings
13 March: Kings of War review – Ivo van Hove's stunning Shakespeare marathon somehow falls short | Guardian Australia
9 March: A slumber party with a drag queen: when the ordinary becomes extraordinary | Guardian Australia
7 March: Adelaide fringe festival: Fleabag, the Manchester club scene and a glittery clitoris | Guardian Australia
4 March: Split | Fest Mag
27 February: Patricia Cornelius: I have always had to strategise my own safety around men | Guardian Australia
21 February: Laugh all you want, Xenophon’s campaign ad is just what the SA election needed | Crikey
16 February: Podcasts about words (appearance on radio segment) | Stop Everything!
12 February: Talking about Talking | Kill Your Darlings
15 January: Behind The Second Woman (appearance on TV documentary) | ABC Arts
12 January: The Rocky Horror allegations seem strangely inconvenient for the arts fluff of The Advertiser | Crike
2017