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A cleverly crafted black comedy about love, desperation, and visibility, Siren Theatre Co and Seymour Centre presents the Sydney premiere of Jen Silverman’s The Moors as part of …
An exciting, experimental, and current look at Aboriginal art from the Kimberley, the Art Gallery of Western Australia presents Desert River Sea: Portraits of the Kimberley – bringi…
Self-styled globe-galloping Queen Provocateur, Empress of Intimate Spectacle, Mistress of the Macabre, Moira Finucane, has transformed the stage of the Playhouse into a 1930's Parisian salon…
Who is Rachael Beck? Going to stop Kerryn Phelps becoming Prime Minister. Not me! What would you do differently to what you do now? Say no more often. Who inspires you and why? Anyone who ba…
Performance maker and visual artist, Melanie Jame Wolf, explores the power of rumour in CHORUS – a darkly humorous and immersive video installation at The Substation until 16 March 201…
On a historic day earlier this week, the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) have proudly welcomed a new cohort of students for its 60th year. The excitement was palpable throughout NI…
Going to school is one of the few life experiences almost everyone shares. From the time children began to be educated in small groups in Britain, there were school stories in popular cultur…
Following the tremendous success of her adaptation of Ruth Park's The Harp in the South in 2018, Kate Mulvany will work her magic on Friedrich Schiller's Mary Stuart in a world premiere seas…
Roar in on a motorbike, pull up a seat at the bar and settle in for unforgettable power ballads, as Malthouse Theatre presents Barbara and the Camp Dogs in the Merlyn Theatre from 8 Febru…
Screen Australia has announced a delegation of 13 creatives who will travel to New York in March. The group will attend the Australian International Screen Forum where they will partak…
Calling all independent theatre companies, makers and cabaret artists: The Butterfly Club are calling for Expressions Of Interest to take part in either the 2019 Melbourne Cabaret Festival F…
Who is Matt Golding? Cartoonist for The Age newspaper in Melbourne, husband, dad and lover of magpie warbles What would you do differently to what you do now? I'd learn how to let loose on a…
If you saw The Play That Goes Wrong last year, you'll need no urging to see this new production by the Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society, because Peter Pan Goes Wrong is more lavish, funnier…
Harvest Rain has announced that Australian stage and screen legend, Simon Gallaher, will play the much-coveted role of The Wizard in The Wizard of Oz – Arena Spectacular when it tou…
It's only a consequence of where I'm seated – at the end of a bench near shelves pushed to the sides of Hares and Hyenas to make room for a performance space " that lets me see the …
In an age of growing mistrust, the Chinese-Australian artistic collaboration One Infinity demonstrates the ability of dance and music to navigate tensions between different cultures. As the …
Presenting diverse works of art drawn exclusively from the Newcastle Art Gallery Collection, a new exhibition, Floribunda will feature mediums such as drawing, painting, photography and s…
Applications are now open for Good Music Neighbours – the Victorian Government’s program to help Victoria's live music venues be better neighbours by managing the sound that goes…
Who is Jason Klarwein? A father of two, a husband, a son, an actor, a director, a producer, a teacher and someone who sometimes has good ideas. What would you do differently to what you do n…
Fresh from a sold out Sydney season, Arts Centre Melbourne presents Dan Giovannoni's Green Room Award winning adaptation of Christos Tsiolkas' Merciless Gods in the Fairfax Studio from 6 Feb…
With just days until show time, SBS and Blink TV have announced the final two songs for Eurovision – Australia Decides. Much-loved indie band Sheppard will sing the ultimate love song …
Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman, is widely lauded as one of the greatest plays of the 20th century, winning a Pulitzer Prize for Drama and Tony Award for Best Play in 1949 and going o…
Local businesses with big ideas for creating a more diverse city after dark are encouraged to apply for the latest round of City of Sydney business support grants. Since launching in Septemb…
February 2019 marks the 10 Year Anniversary of the 2009 Victorian Bushfires, one of the most significant natural disasters Victoria has experienced. Museums Victoria will respectfully commem…
Who is Christos Tsiolkas? I am a writer, a lover, a friend, a son, an uncle, a neighbour, a citizen, a volunteer on 3RRR, an ambassador for the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre, a patron for…
