Arts Criticism In Australia – A Loss of The Culture Of Conversations

This is a really important feature from theatre critic Jane Howard, writing in The Guardian about the culture of arts criticism in Australia, the loss of “critical dialogue” and a plurality of views. It applies as much to music as it does to the theatre.

A recommended read.

 

 

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