Performing Arts
Slava’s Snowshow
One of those rare and magical theatrical events that transcends description, and is for everyone.
After costume it’s a spectacle of music video at ACMI
ACMI has announced its next major exhibition to open in September, Spectacle: The Music Video Exhibition
Opera’s Triple Threat
An over-long performance detracted from some strong performances and powerful compositions.
MSO Concertmaster retires from her post
After more than 10 years of service, Wilma Smith has decided to step down as Concertmaster by the end of…
Greens double commitment to arts
The Greens have called for another $10 million in annual funding for the Arts, this time directed to Regional Australia.
Fringe making money for Adelaide
Adelaide Fringe is celebrating a spike in economic impact but Vivid Sydney is finding crowd-control challenges in its success.
New Russian legislation gags artists
In the wake of the Pussy Riot saga Russia has passed a bill to hand out jail terms to those…
New board for Queensland Theatre Company
QTC welcomes back seven members and takes on three new Directors for their 2013 -2016 Board.
Complaints as Vivid victim of own success
Crowd control failures marred the spectacular success of Vivid Sydney.
The new censorship: a campaign against arts funding?
Was the police raid on Paul Yore's Linden Centre exhibition really the start of a right-wing campaign against arts funding?