Hobart
Festival review: Mona Foma, Hobart
Mona Foma’s parade of paradoxical marvels and altered realities.
New dance company aims to strengthen career pathways
Great Southern Dance intends to strengthen career paths for Tasmanian dancers and reflect the island’s unique history and geography.
Playing on: fighting brain drain in smaller cities
Opportunity, infrastructure and cyclic patterns of migration all play a part in anchoring classical musicians’ lives in cities like Hobart…
Theatre review: The Maids
Genet’s fevered fantasy of murderous freedom is given a high definition performance by two star actors.
Theatre review: The Rocky Horror Show
Forty-eight years later, Tasmania finally gets to jump to the left and take a step to the ri-i-i-ight.
So you want my arts job: Art Installer
Mona’s Collection and Exhibition Preparator shares how he shifted from hospitality into the arts and why he finds cat mummies…
Celebrating 40 years of Terrapin
Four decades on, Tasmania's beloved puppet company is thriving.
Theatre review: A Not So Traditional Story
Terrapin Puppet Theatre makes Tasmania’s dark history accessible for the young.
Theatre review: The Motherload
Laughter eases the burden of motherhood.
Hobart’s biennial literary festival returns
A (non-online) literary festival for all: adults, YA and kids.