Performing Arts
Appearances matter to the Tax Office
The Tax Office won't mind if you don't make money but you need to look like you tried.
Is your work making you sick?
The show must go on but a world-first study is asking, at what price to performers' health?
Soul-searching expected at Theatre Forum
Cultural diversity and the marginalising of young people’s theatre are on the agenda for the Australian Theatre Forum this month.
Jacob Nash sets the visual tones of Blak
Set designer Jacob Nash unified the three stories in Blak with powerful, simple visuals.
Keepers closes Blak in an ensemble celebration
Bangarra Dance Theatre’s new production Blak is a dance in three movements ending with Keepers, an uplifting ensemble work.
Yearning is a symphony of sympathy for the women in Blak
The second section of Bangarra Dance Theatre’s new production Blak is Yearning, a suite of women’s stories told in five…
Scar takes men to the edge of manhood
Bangarra Dance Theatre’s new production Blak is a dance in three movements, beginning with the edgy, all-male, high-energy Scar.
The talent aggregators
Content aggregators now have the power and access that used to belong to agents and artists' managers.
Mixing techno and tradition
Bangarra resident composer David Page collaborated with electronic ace Paul Mac on the music for the company’s new production Blak.
Show and tell: a guide to getting your show in schools
Book bums on seats with this telling advice from people who know what gets a show into schools.