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Melbourne-born international opera star Danielle de Niese will make a triumphant return to her hometown to perform in Franz Lehár’s charming operetta The Merry Widow at Arts Cent…
Queer Screen's 25th Mardi Gras Film Festival is a celebration of our creativity and homage to our history as we bring the best and most diverse LGBTIQ content to the big screen. Announcing t…
Who is Jean Tong? I'm directing satirical lesbian musical Romeo Is Not The Only Fruit, which I also wrote the book and lyrics for. It's inter-textual, wry, meta, furiously funny, and has som…
Written as a response to recent events in global politics, Don't Look Away and bAKEHOUSE Theatre Company presents a powerful new production by Phillip James Rouse, Night Slows Down at the…
A major new dance work forms the centrepiece of Bangarra Dance Theatre’s 2018 season – that also includes an impressive national touring schedule, performing in seven out o…
At the age of 90, Helen Maudsley is one of Melbourne's most senior artists with an artistic practice spanning seven decades. From Friday 17 November, the National Gallery of Victoria will di…
A riveting portrait of a marriage performed by a real-life couple, Queensland Theatre presents Joanna Murray-Smith's fiery adaptation of the Ingmar Bergman classic, Scenes from a Marri…
Over time, hoarders can crowd their house so full of stuff that it becomes a risk to their health. Birdcage Thursdays by Sandra Fiona Long considers the consequences of an inability to di…
No other artist has attracted more attention than Vincent van Gogh. Variously labelled a martyr, a lustful satyr, a madman, a genius and a layabout, the real Vincent is at once revealed in h…
Sometimes we all get the blues, right? Except, for many people, this isn't temporary, and its effects aren't minor. For generations of Australian men, discouraged from seeking help by macho …
Who is Carolyn Laffan? I am the Senior Curator of the new Australian Music Vault at Arts Centre Melbourne – a new dynamic visitor experience developed in collaboration with the Austral…
After touring Australia in Matilda The Musical, Adam Noviello returns to cabaret, following previous seasons of The Last Five Queers and There Was A Boy…, with Songs For Girls at Chapel…
Aiming to simulate an autistic experience of the world for audiences, Citizen Theatre and A_tistic have joined forces to create a new theatrical work, Alexithymia at the Meat Market from …
If your only acquaintance with Lerner and Loewe's charming 1947 musical about two American tourists who accidently wander into a mysterious Scottish town to discover that it only appears onc…
2018 marks the historic 40th anniversary of the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras. To celebrate this milestone, the Festival program is bigger, better and more fabulous than ever as it refle…
Following its recent critically acclaimed season at the Sydney Opera Opera, the Melbourne premiere of Nick Enright and Max Lambert's celebrated Australian musical Miracle City takes over …
Who is Mourne Kransky? I am a middle-aged person of average height with black hair and a slim build. My father was Polish and my mother was English. I live with my sisters in the small count…
A passionate journey through the origins of cabaret through song, storytelling and a hint of satire, Robyn Archer AO returns to Arts Centre Melbourne with Que Reste T'il (What Remains?…
Comprising 78 exceptional works of art from the renowned Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, the Art Gallery of New South Wales presents the first major exhibition of Dutch masters in Sydney, Rembr…
A fast-paced dark comedy about trying to be a bloke in a world where no one really knows what that means, Wax Lyrical Productions presents the world premiere of Shane Pike’s Ninetee…
Following the release of a joint statement by the Media Entertainment & Arts Alliance (MEAA) and Screen Producers Australia (SPA) earlier this week, the Confederation of Australian St…
With only a few weeks until the anticipated music event of the summer, The Pleasure Garden has announced the theatrical and tasty additions that will join its diverse and unique musical prog…
Young Sydneysiders can see the best theatre, music and dance performances in town for as little as $5, thanks to a new digital platform backed by the City of Sydney. The City has provided $8…
The National Gallery of Australia have previewed the glitz and glamour of the forthcoming blockbuster, Cartier: The Exhibition with a sneak preview of several works from the Cartier Colle…
WHO IS ANNE-LOUISE SARKS? I'm a theatre director. I'm 36. I'm passionate and sarcastic and deeply loyal. I'm addicted to boiled eggs. WHAT WOULD YOU DO DIFFERENTLY TO WHAT YOU DO NOW? Honest…
