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With highlights including new works from established and emerging voices, a stunning array of talent both on and off stage, and an all-new production from the award-winning team behind Count…
A celebration of contemporary jewellery and objects, Radiant Pavilion brings together local and international artists for an exciting and diverse range of events across Melbourne from 7 Sept…
Sensational Brazilian conductor Eduardo Strausser leads the ANAM Orchestra for the first time in a curated program of ballet works inspired by Sergei Diaghilev's Ballets Russes " the legenda…
Considered to be one of the most exciting new love stories of this generation, Tasmanian Theatre Company presents Nick Payne's Constellations at the Hobart Brewing Company for a limited seas…
Works are underway to restore Ballarat's nearly 150-year-old Her Majesty's Theatre, thanks to support from the Victorian Government. Treasurer Tim Pallas has visited the theatre to announce …
If you need to stand out from the crowd then having an impressive web presence including your fresh logo design will help you do just that. What should you include on there to keep people in…
Who is Anthony Craig? A tall and gangly man, actor, and proud papa of two beautiful goldfish (Ezzy and Willis) and seven pot plants (I don't name my plants, silly). I'm also currently playin…
Geelong creative powerhouse, Back to Back Theatre, has its sights set on the big screen thanks to support from the Victorian Government, as work continues to gather pace on Geelong's arts pr…
The hilarious, ass-kicking comic-book superhero has returned to the Malthouse Theatre. Sold-out seasons in Melbourne and Sydney saw Blackie Brown rally audiences to laugh, cheer and bay for …
With just under six months to go until next year's Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Festival, the team for 2020 is now at work with its sights set on delivering summer's much-loved world-cl…
Within the literary genre, William Shakespeare's capacity for complexity of plot plus characterisation via dialogical detail is unsurpassed. The translation of a famed bardic play into balle…
We live in a day and age where everything is moving to online platforms. People can now do their grocery shopping online, they can pay their electricity bills, they can check their bank stat…
Who is Juliet Marillier? A druid, a mother, a grandmother, a musician, a crazy dog lady. A writer of historical fantasy for adults and young adults. Born and educated in New Zealand, but now…
A world premiere by award-winning playwright Christopher Bryant, The Other Place is a genre-defying work performed by an all-female-identifying cast at Theatre Works until 8 September 201…
Fifty years ago the cultural landscape of Australia was transformed forever with the staging of Wrapped Coast " one million square feet, Little Bay, Sydney, Australia (1969) by artists…
Reimagining the dangerous sparring between King Henry VIII and Katherine Parr through a richly provocative contemporary lens, Ensemble Theatre presents Kate Hennig's The Last Wife in an Aust…
Bell Shakespeare has announced their 2020 season with a program of popular favourites to celebrate their 30th anniversary year. In 2020, the Company will explore two of Shakespeare's most po…
Sydney audiences currently have the opportunity to see two classic musicals, each one celebrated for its ground-breaking choreography which influenced the use of dance in generations of Broa…
Robert Wilson performs John Cages Lecture On Nothing. He sure does. He's been doing so since 2012 and did it twice in Melbourne on Saturday. I nearly missed it as I was stuck in the White Ni…
From the minute you walk in the joint, the Geoff Gibbs Theatre, you can tell you are in for an evening of fun, laughs, good times, as the third year musical theatre students from the Western…
My Wife Peggy was a moving meander through one man's grief, and a brilliant example of the merits of Premiere at Gasworks " a vital initiative supporting independent Australian theatre artis…
Introducing Geelong Arts Centre " a new name and a fresh new brand for Geelong's much loved arts centre " to match its transformative new look. Now in its 38th year, the rebrand coincides wi…
Adelaide's leading male A Capella group, the Festival Statesmen Chorus, will celebrate ten years of music this coming Saturday 31 August 2019. Sharing a wide range of repertoire including co…
From oral stories to epic novels, spoken word to splendid song, playwriting, poetry and the relearning of traditional languages, Blak & Bright First Nations Literary Festival celebrates …
Exploring the history of Australian home told through household objects, furniture and design classics, Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences and the Penrith Regional Gallery presents The Idea…
