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The Johnston Collection
The Politics of Petticoats: Ballet in Britain after the French Revolution with Dr Caitlyn Lehmann
Join Dr Caitlin Lehmann for a lecture exploring the politics of ballet.
The Johnston Collection
Lecture & Afternoon Tea | Merry Christmas from Merrie England: the literary traditions of English Christmas With Emeritus Professor Chris Browne
Enjoy afternoon tea and a talk about favourite Christmas literature.
The Johnston Collection
Dressed for Success in The Time of Jane Austen with Lise Rodgers
A talk exploring what it was like to dress for a ball in Regency England.
The Johnston Collection
Afternoon Tea & Lecture | Eighteenth-Century References in Manolo Blahnik Shoes with Dr Paola Di Trocchio
Enjoy afternoon tea and a talk on 18th-century references in the designer's shoes.
Where did the future go? Our obsession with dystopias shows a real failure of imagination
Post-apocalypse stories like Ridley Scott's The Dog Stars have a long history – but lately they've been changing.
Patrick Brammall and Brendan Cowell on Last Seen: ‘It works in a way that we don’t expect’
For stars Patrick Brammall, Brendan Cowell and Chloe Jean Lourdes, the new thriller Last Seen is set apart by its…
UTS Library
Creative in Residence
UTS Library is searching for our 2027 Creative in Residence soulmate. Take part in a 6-month residency where you'll have…
Deadman’s Land and the audacious quest to make an adventure film for $30,000
'We put everything we had into this,' says Australian filmmaker Peter Cullen about Bad Virtue Productions' new action-adventure film Deadman's…
Performing arts leaders making a difference recognised in 2026 IMPACT Awards
Arts on Tour takes top honour at Australia's national performing arts awards, nine more winners recognised.
OzAsia Festival to end after 20 years, in a huge blow for Asian‑Australian art and culture
This will be the last OzAsia, with Adelaide Festival Centre declaring a move to year-round programming of Asian voices instead.