Performing Arts
Sex, drugs and felafels onstage in Perth
A never-before-seen stage version of the cult 1990s novel, He Died with a Felafel in His Hand, comes to Perth.
New CEO for Queensland Symphony Orchestra
The Queensland Symphony Orchestra (QSO) has announced the appointment of Sophie Galaise as its new Chief Executive Officer.
Amazon literally printing money... well virtual money
Move over Monopoly, there’s a new currency kid on the block that buys more than Mayfair.
Golden anniversary - for accounts department too
Australia Ballet's 50th anniversary year saw a box office boom and philanthropy boost worth ovations for finance.
The 2013 Sydney Comedy Festival announces winners
The Sydney Comedy Festival (SCF) 2013 has announced this year's winners, which include comedians from all over the world.
Microsoft's $1 billion bid for B&N's Nook Media dismissed
It’s been a rollercoaster week for Barnes and Noble and their e-book business Nook Media.
Has the internet killed community radio?
Many community stations will be forced to ‘turn-off’ their digital radio services soon, forcing listeners to turn to other sources
The Rake’s Progress and other theatre design challenges
Elizabethan audiences sat between the legs of those behind. Today’s audiences expect leg room and clear sight lines.
Paper finds a new niche
In the internet age, paper is becoming the province of obscure and eclectic niche subjects.
A Clockwork Orange
This stage adaptation has its merits, but will disappoint those looking for the strong messages of book or film.