Constructed models or tableaux have inspired a new exhibition of at the Potter. By Katrina Raymond.

Student artists, curators and audiences can explore the Student Union’s George Paton Gallery. By Katherine Smith.

Take a man searching for his missing hand, two con artists out to make a few hundred bucks, and an overly curious, slightly disturbed hotel clerk, and the rest is up for grabs. Christy Hopwood previews Martin McDonagh’s hilariously volatile, outrageous black comedy A Behanding in Spokane starring Colin Moody, Tyler Coppin, Nicole Da Silva and Bert Labonté.

Preparations are under way for the premiere in May of No Place Like, a new play in the MU Student Union Guild Theatre, written by Chris Summers. Katherine Smith reports.

A music conductor’s prime goal is to communicate their vision to the players through physical gesture. Each performance is a quiet collaboration with musicians and a good conductor will enable them to express themselves and feel free while playing. Lieu Pham reports.

Christy Hopwood previews the Melbourne Theatre Company’s (MTC) first production for 2011 where Don, of David Williamson’s Don’s Party fame, saddles up for the 2010 election, older but, it seems, no wiser than he was at his 1969 party.