Fourteen projects in Victoria have received $160,000 in funding through the Australian Government's highly competitive Regional Arts Fund, delivered in Victoria by Regional Arts Victoria. Di…
Leading lights of Australia's film and TV industry from in front of and behind the camera will today urge federal politicians from all parties to act to ensure Australian stories continue to…
Who is John Cameron Mitchell? One part Joan Cameron, my vivacious Scottish artist mum, one part Major General John Mitchell, my kind-hearted closet case Dad, and one part me, punk rock intel…
PUFFS or: Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic & Magic has just announced another extension to its season at the Alex Theatre St Kilda and will now play an addi…
At a time when inner city artists' studios are scarce and artists are being pushed further and further away from the city, TWT Creative Precinct in St Leonards has offered valuable studio sp…
Following the recent success with its Eugene von Guérard: Artist-Traveller exhibition, the Art Gallery of Ballarat presents the stunning international exhibition, Into Light: Frenc…
A hallucinogenic exploration of the relations between human, animal, machine and spirit, Arts House presents the Victorian premiere of Carrion by Justin Shoulder in a limited season from …
Following hot on the wobbly heels of the box office hit The Play That Goes Wrong, comes another triumphant disaster from London's West End. If all goes to plan, Peter Pan Goes Wrong should b…
The Events by David Greig began as an investigation into a 2014 mass murder in Oslo. The production centres around Claire, an Anglican minister, as she wrestles with the unfathomable after a…
Adelaide Festival Centre has announced multi-talented television, stage and film favourite, Julia Zemiro will be the Artistic Director for the 2019 Adelaide Cabaret Festival. Julia brings…
Who is Cat Hope? I am an artist – composer, performer, sound artist, but also a researcher – professor of music, artistic researcher and writer. What would you do differently to …
One of Australia's most sublime stage talents, Bernadette Robinson, along with a two-piece band, will pay tribute to some of the 20th century's most iconic songstresses in her Arts Centre…
St Petersburg Ballet Theatre have produced an excellent show in their current touring production of Swan Lake. There's something deep and wondrous about a story that still inspires numerous …
Since its inception in 1992, Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC) has provided national leadership in the area of early childhood arts education through its biennial Out of the Box Festi…
Twelve years in the making, wild and funny until it's not, National Theatre of Parramatta presents The Girl / The Woman by Aanisa Vylet – an exhilarating two-woman collision of body an…
Ramin Karimloo is an Iranian-Canadian singer, known predominantly for his incredible work on Broadway and the West End. Playing Hamer Hall for one night with Anna O'Byrne, his vocals filled …
For the second year running, Geelong Gallery has announced it will host, in a Victorian exclusive, one of Australia’s most prestigious art awards, the 2018 Archibald Prize, on displ…
Welcome to the 1980's! A decade full of weird and wonderful music and pop art culture. Some will remember the 80's as a fun and colourful era, but this sing along cabaret show will take you …
Who is Tim Harbour? An ex-dancer with a slightly busted body. A dad. A husband. A choreographer and a teacher. All of these roles exist in a little village called Melbourne and I ride my bik…
Fresh from crawling out of the ancient skin of Quentin Crisp, multi-award winning Australian performer Paul Capsis returns to what he loves doing best " singing tunes in an exclusive three-n…
An exhibition of portraits by Victorian artists, originally submitted for a number of national portrait prizes, including the Doug Moran, Portia Geach, Archibald, Sulman, Scratchboard Societ…
The 11th annual Open House Melbourne Weekend 2018 Program has been launched at Melbourne's major new art museum " and Open House Weekend participant " Buxton Contemporary. The program launch…
It's 1970 and Angela (Giuseppina Lumicisi) is 16, the youngest daughter of a very traditional Italian family living in East Brunswick, Melbourne. At school, hearing The Carpenters – an…
World renowned pianist Stephen Hough is coming to Melbourne for a spectacular one-night-only concert taking place at Monash University's Alexander Theatre this Sunday 24 June 2018. Presented…
After 50 years of James Bond films, the arguments about who was the best 007 have gone on long enough. Using "science and grade 6 maths", Shaken – A James Bond Cabaret is goin…