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Now in it’s 32nd year, the Melbourne International Comedy Festival is back with a record-breaking line-up of 612 shows featuring a sensational mix of local and international artists. W…
A poignant and hilarious tale of self-acceptance in this classic story with a twist, award-winning creative duo of Gavin Webber and Grayson Millwood from QLD- based company The Farm…
Playwright Mary Anne Butler returns to Darlinghurst Theatre Company with a powerfully poetic allegory for a world which has closed its doors on humanity. The Sound of Waiting will have it…
Who is Elena Carapetis? I'm the daughter of Greek and Cypriot migrants, living and telling stories on Kaurna land as the Resident Artist at State Theatre Company South Australia. Actor, Play…
More than sixty-five French Impressionist masterpieces from the renowned collection of the Musée d'Orsay in Paris, feature in a major exhibition presented exclusively at the Art Ga…
When Captain Cook embarked on his voyages across the world in the 18th century he encountered Indigenous peoples throughout the Pacific, including those who lived in the lands that would bec…
Malthouse Theatre presents the award-winning comedy show Fleabag as part of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival program, serving up a filthily hilarious account of one woman's daily …
An adaptation of Nikolai Erdman’s Russian classic, The Suicide, Belvoir presents the world premiere of Sami in Paradise for a limited season from 5 April 2018. Sami in Paradise is s…
Dozens of Australia's best-known and most successful actors, directors, screenwriters, producers and production crew – including 15 Oscar winners – have penned an open letter cal…
Who is Luisa Scrofani? I am a Melbourne-based musical theatre performer currently performing in the role of Nina Rosario in Blue Saint Productions In The Heights. Who inspires you and why? S…
Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre have announced the 80 talented finalists for The 65th Blake Prize " one of Australia's longest standing and most prestigious prizes. Hailing from across the wor…
As the 2018 AFL season gets underway in Melbourne, the world premiere of FIERCE asks the question, what would happen if a woman was good enough to compete against men? Suzie Flack has made i…
Bars of purpose and bags of spontaneity are just some of the items on offer this month from a vending machine in the Sydney CBD. Operating in Martin Place, Pitt Street Mall and Circular Quay…
After the success of his first book, Year of the Queen, Jeremy Stanford is back with his gripping and darkly comic debut novel, Rapture – which explores the fight for the ownership …
With the theme, Eyes Open, the world's largest cabaret festival returns to the Adelaide Festival Centre this June with a diverse program of music, comedy and cabaret. The 2018 Adelaide Cabar…
Who is Mark Yeates? I am an actor, theatre producer, writer, hypochondriac, and cardigan enthusiast. What would you do di?erently to what you do now? If I was on a completely different caree…
Exploring the rich, complex and beguiling practice of Melbourne-based artist Stieg Persson, The Ian Potter Museum of Art brings together work spanning a thirty-year career in Stieg Persso…
Hugo Weaving makes his much-anticipated return to the Roslyn Packer Theatre stage this week as Sydney Theatre Company presents Bertolt Brecht's 1941 classic, The Resistible Rise of Arturo…
Now an annual rollicking Arts Centre Melbourne event, RocKwiz's Really Really Good Friday returns to Hamer Hall this Friday 30 March for another instalment of irreverent Easter fun. The team…
Written in 1957, Lola Montez is considered the most commercially successful Australian musical with an original score of all time. Now, 60 years since its final performance, Diadem Produc…
Full of insights that you will find yourself quoting in surprising contexts and casual conversations, Bowerbird: The art of making theatre drawn from life is a new book by one of Australi…
Tension is found everywhere in bare The Musical:Â between the characters' – school-age children on the cusp of college – inner lives and societal expectations; between differin…
1968 was an eventful year. An exhibition currently on show at the National Library of Australia commemorates the 50th Anniversary of when the Library opened its doors to the public in 196…
Five professional Theatre, Music and Visual Arts organisations, including The Song Company's 2018 Season of Imagin'd Corners and Ensemble Theatre's tour of Two by Jim Cartwright will share t…
Who is Erica McCalman? I am a Ballardong Noongar woman with Irish convict, Scottish and Cornish ancestry. I am the Creative Producer of Next Wave. We nurture the next generation of Australia…
