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Ben Noir caught an early break as a Featured Acrobat in Baz Luhrmann's Moulin Rouge. In his off-screen life, he subsequently moved to Europe, spending much time in Paris and worked his way f…
Two of Canberra's most prolific and original dance-makers, Liz Lea and Alison Plevey, pooled resources to present this fascinating program as a finale to Ausdance ACT Dance Week. The program…
The Biennale of Sydney has announced the appointment of museum director, curator and scholar Jo-Anne Birnie Danzker as its new Director and Chief Executive Officer. She will assume the posit…
Disney Theatrical Productions has confirmed that its hit Broadway musical Aladdin will extend the magic carpet ride to Brisbane and Perth in 2018. A waitlist is now open for those wishing to…
Who is Cameron Charters? I'm an Entertainer based in Newcastle, Australia with over 15 years experience pretending to be other Entertainers. A musician with an identity crisis. What would yo…
Who is John Schumann? John Schumann is a 64-year-old South Australian husband, father and singer-songwriter. He is bonded to the Flinders Ranges, South Australia's Limestone Coast and his BM…
The Confederation of State Theatre Companies have today sent an open letter to Fairfax Media’s CEO Greg Hywood to reverse the decision to cut 125 editorial staff across its masthead…
Caleb Zelic has been profoundly deaf since early childhood and has always lived on the outside, observing tell-tale signs people hide in a smile, a cough, a kiss. When a childhood friend is …
When she died in 2002, The Age hailed Dorothy Hewett as the grande dame of Australian literature and gave a thumbnail sketch of her remarkable life as poet, dramatist, novelist, Commun…
The Australia Council for the Arts has announced more than $2.8 million from the February Grant round for three arts touring programs: Playing Australia, Contemporary Music Touring Program a…
Modern storytelling at its best, Lab Kelpie presents the world premiere of Katy Warner’s comedy-drama looking at a gloriously dysfunctional Australian family in Spencer at Chapel Off C…
After twenty-two years, Tamara Winikoff OAM has announced her resignation as Executive Director of the National Association for the Visual Arts (NAVA), the peak national body protecting and …
Continuing their commitment to mount productions of new and reimagined musicals, Hayes Theatre Co has announced Act Two of their 2017 Season that includes an Olympic Champion, the m…
In a modest garage in the heart of Blacktown, men come to have their hair cut, faded and shaved by self-taught barber Charles Lomu and his 5 apprentices. This humble space is not just somewh…
A new musical written by four Sydneysiders, Errol and Fidel has been selected to open this year's New York Musical Festival – the most prestigious showcase for new work in the music th…
Who is Emily Johnson? A Yup'ik artist who makes body-based work, originally from Alaska, and currently based in Minneapolis and New York City. What would you do differently to what you…
Melbourne Recital Centre has announced pianist/composer Andrea Keller as the recipient of the Merlyn Myer Music Commission 2017. The Merlyn Myer Music Commission was initiated by the Merlyn …
Any thoughts that Disco might be passé are quickly erased by this exuberant production in which toes are set tapping and hearts a 'thumping, immediately the strains of Boogie Wonderland and…
An immersive and sensory exhibition experience that zooms in on the evolutionary genius of bugs as told by a collection of insects and related animals, Melbourne Museum will host the Austral…
A self-trained shoemaker and a boutique dedicated to ethical clothing are among the creative businesses that have moved into new City of Sydney properties in Darlinghurst this month. As part…
Bowie: Ashes to Ashes will take audiences on a trip through the musical mystery and creative genius of one of the world's most revered artists, the late David Bowie. This spectacular two-hou…
Apocalypse Theatre Company in association with Red Line Productions presents John Patrick Shanley's multi award-winning drama, Doubt: A Parable for a limited season at the Old Fitz Theatr…
Energised with Melbourne's urban intensity and cultural diversity, Melbourne Talam by Rashma N. Kalsie is a vibrant new play that puts our city's contemporary social issues centre stage. Dir…
Exploring Australia's fraught relationship with the cultural centres of London and Paris, MopHead Productions presents the world premiere of Melita Rowston's Between the Streetlight an…
Who is Lucy Miller? A philosopher, a reader, a spell creator, a stroller, an excavator of human behavior, a passionate inquisitor, an orchid nurturer, a scrapbook collage maker, a Derwent co…
