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Who is Rob Mills? A nearly 36 year old man. The youngest of three boys. An adoring uncle to 4 adorable youngsters. A pub singer from the sheltered south eastern suburbs of Melbourne turned l…
Big World, Up Close is a powerhouse performance series showcasing the most compelling new works from across the globe at Arts Centre Melbourne from July to September 2018. In 2017, the serie…
The coveted role of Dewey and an amazing cast of 36 children were announced earlier today for the Australian premiere of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Broadway and West End smash hit rock musical, S…
Set against the backdrop of a Catholic boarding school in the early 2000s, Understudy Productions presents the Queensland premiere of the contemporary cult classic pop opera, bare R…
The Betty Amsden Foundation has given $1 million to Melbourne Recital Centre for a dedicated families and children's program, acknowledging the late Betty Amsden's commitment to music educat…
Who is Anna O’Byrne? A human person! What would you do differently to what you do now? Get more sleep. Who inspires you and why? My family, because they are all exceptional people. …
Who is Kurt Elling? An American Jazz singer. Husband for one. Father for two. Brother for three. What would you do different to what you do now? You mean if I couldn’t sing? Probably a…
Power and identity come face-to-face with contemporary ballet and live music as Collusion Music and Dance Ensemble in partnership with the Brisbane Powerhouse, presents Turbine for a limited…
In 1854, Japan opened its borders to international trade following a long period of self-imposed isolation. The resulting influx of Japanese artworks into Europe triggered an artistic revolu…
One of the world's most popular new live entertainment destinations, Pop-up Globe, has announced it will be popping up in Sydney later this year. Pop-up Globe – the world's first full-…
With this week’s announcement of the winner of the Man Booker International Prize shortlist, translation again finds itself in the foreground of the literary landscape. This year's sho…
Who is Jennifer Vuletic? An enigma wrapped up in a conundrum… do any of us really know? What would you do differently to what you do now? Hmmmm… more of everything and in every nation po…
Well before feminist Twitter hashtags, there was French academic and journalist Simone de Beauvoir (1908-1986). Unfortunately, some of us know more of her associations than we do of her word…
Sydney Theatre Company (STC) has announced Sue Smith as the 2017 Patrick White Playwrights’ Fellow, with Kim Ho the recipient of the Patrick White Playwrights’ Award for his p…
Australia's most prestigious live performance awards, the Helpmann Awards, will leave Sydney and call Melbourne home for the first time next year. Minister for Tourism and Major Events John …
Australia Post has released a commemorative issue of four stamps to recognise the towns, businesses and artists who have created iconic art on silos across regional Australia. In the last fe…
Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre (CPAC) has announced Sydney artist, Tina Havelock Stevens, as the winner of the 65th Blake Prize. A Surry Hills NSW local, Stevens was selected as the win…
A captivating and moving musical tribute to the man behind Oliver!, Riverside Theatres will present cabaret legend and star of The Wharf Revue, Phil Scott, as British musical icon Lionel …
The relationship of the famous Boyd family dynasty with the Harkaway and Narre Warren region is explored in Home of the Boyds: Harkaway and The Grange – a defining new exhibition at…
Who is Ben Mingay? A laid back bloke who totally agrees with Shakespeare. What would you do differently to what you do now? I've always wanted to be a carpenter. Who inspires you and why? My…
Examining the heinous murders of dozens of gay men in Sydney in the 1980s, Merrigong Theatre Company presents the world premiere of Lost Boys by award-winning Australian playwright Lac…
Hannie Rayson’s award winning play, Hotel Sorrento, which inspired the film of the same name, tells the story of three sisters who grew up together in the seaside town Sorrento,Ã…
City residents are invited to celebrate the launch of the City of Sydney's new $32 million Green Square community and cultural precinct, which promises to invigorate the heart of this growin…
Melbourne is set to take a bite out of the Big Apple this winter, with a city-wide festival this June to August, to celebrate the strong cultural connections between New York City and the Vi…
Her Father’s Daughter – an exciting new adaptation of Hedda Gabler that drags Ibsen from a 19th Century drawing room to the 2018 streets of Chapel Street will be presented at the…
