Get down to Floorspace at Copperlily, King’s Cross Hotel this Saturday 13 December.

Ryan Adams is returning to Australia with his band The Cardinals for the first time since 2005.

Nicole da Silva has appeared on television’s Rush, All Saints and East West 101, but she also finds the time to return to the stage. We talked to her about Queen C, a Finnish fairytale of a play having its Australian premiere at the Belvoir.

Like many young people, Laura in Richard Bean’s play The God Botherers thinks she can save the world, so she heads off to poverty-stricken Tambia with the best of intentions… 3D’s Darryn King spoke to actress Kimesia Hartz about the last play in the Darlinghurst Theatre 2008 season.

3D’s Darryn King spoke to Ryan Johnson, one fifth of the quintet of successful, acid-tongued, sexually competitive 20-somethings blitzing the stage in Nina Raine’s Rabbit, directed by Brendan Cowell.

Do you like girls with bangs, Arrested Development and Barack Obama? How about Wes Anderson movies, bottled water and standing still at concerts? If so, Christian Lander has you pegged. 3D’s Darryn King spoke to the blogger behind the ridiculously successful (and acutely perceptive) Stuff White People Like blog.

Friday 12 September it’s Bel Air Miami at Candy’s Apartment, with Pluto Goneski and Words Words Words playing live before DJs Redial, Hey Now, Kas_Cid, Scaturd, Caspa, Romous & Rasmus, Drug Money and White Cat.

3D's Darryn King speaks with Ian Lawson, director of La Boite Theatre Company's latest production, The Narcissist - delivering bad behaviour, foul language and a healthy dollop of cynicism about our age of self-obsession.

3D's Darryn King reviews the Sydney Theatre Company production of Gallipoli. Directed by Nigel Jamieson, it features a 40-strong ensemble and incorporates aerial performance, poetry, tap-dancing, original archive footage, choirs that spontaneously burst into song, and even a touch of burlesque.

Many would know her as Abbie Cornish’s replacement in the satirical SBS lifestyle program Life Support – she played Penne, the streetwise ‘youth’ presenter. She spoke to Darryn King.