Performing Arts
2013: When we were idiots
2013: When we were idiots, is interactive theatre at its energetic best.
Curtain set to open on student theatre festival
Over 150 theatre students from around Australia will be given a chance to perform works and participate in artistic discussion.
True Love Travels on a Gravel Road
Jane Miller's latest asks big questions about romance, showing how fantasies of love can create monsters of us all.
Sons of Sin
The Danger Ensemble’s production Sons of Sin is a complex beast – most of the time it's engaging but sometimes…
NORPA theatre season rolls into action
Tickets for Northern Rivers Performing Arts shows now on sale after a rockabilly roller derby launch party of its 2013…
Arts job opportunities booming in Hong Kong
A massive cultural precinct development in Hong Kong promises jobs for museum, theatre and visual arts professionals.
Over $100,000 up for grabs in Melbourne Prize for Music
Classical pianists and thrash metal guitarists are all up for a chance to win the Melbourne Prize for Music in…
OzCo Bill amended to protect freedom of expression
The Government has amended the Australia Council Bill meeting concerns it failed to protect freedom, community or Indigenous art.
Creative Australia: the sector responds
Two months after the big announcement, the budget is locked in. So how does the sector feel?
Six megatrends changing everything
Great expectations and a virtual world are among the megatrends changing the role of museums and arts organisations.