Kiran Gupta
Journalist at Freelance
Managing Editor at MusicalTheatre.au
Journalist from Sydney | Email [email protected]
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musicaltheatre.au | Kiran Gupta
The Belvoir St Theatre has showcased a great deal of exciting new material in recent times, and continuing in that vein is their showcase of Big Girls Don’t Cry. Written by Gumbaynggirr/Wiradjuri playwright Dalara Williams (who also stars in the show), the play centres around three First Nations women in Redfern, 1966, who confront the daily realities of job precarity, police harassment, love and friendship as the gear up for the Debutante Ball.
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musicaltheatre.au | Kiran Gupta
City Recital Hall is one of the best venues in Sydney for live music and so it’s no surprise that it is the venue of choice for many of the artists coming down to Australia for Bluesfest this week for their Sydney side shows. Kicking off the festivities for CRH’s “Switched On” series was Mark Broussard, a Louisiana native, who has made a name for himself with his unique blend of Southern soul, funk, rock and blues.
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musicaltheatre.au | Kiran Gupta
Delta Goodrem’s debut album, Innocent Eyes, is one of the highest selling albums in Australian music history. Selling over 1 million copies, the album featured hit after hit, with Goodrem quickly rising to become one of Australia’s most recognisable stars. While Innocent Eyes marked the start of her commercial success, it was her sophomore album, Mistaken Identity, that truly showcased Goodrem’s artistry to the world.
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musicaltheatre.au | Kiran Gupta
Despite growing up in Sydney and honing their craft around Australia, many would not consider Human Nature to be an Australian group. Rather, in recent years, the quartet have become synonymous with Las Vegas, after performing their hit show there for over 20 years.
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musicaltheatre.au | Kiran Gupta
If there was ever a band that epitomised the British punk-rock movement, the Sex Pistols would be it. As a genre-defining band that has gone through more iterations than one can count, it was perhaps a surprise to see that the Hordern Pavillion was not packed for their performance, with most of the seats in the arena covered up and the mosh pit not feeling as cramped as it usually does.
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RT @TheFirstServeAU: Doubles has always been a vexing topic within the tennis world. In recent weeks, it has come to the minds of tennis wa…
I worked on this piece throughout the Australian summer of tennis & with all the discussion about doubles at the moment, it feels quite relevant - thanks @Calvbetton @DodigTennis @rohanbopanna @EllenPerez95 & many others for their insights #tennis #watchmoredoubles #doublestennis
Doubles has always been a vexing topic within the tennis world. In recent weeks, it has come to the minds of tennis watchers more than ever. @kirangupta_ provides insight into the thoughts of doubles players and how they feel ignored. #TheFirstServe https://t.co/9rtREcqxI3