New South Wales
Review: Which Way Home, Seymour Centre
Taking the scenic route through the murky waters of a father daughter relationship.
New York arts exec to head up Create NSW as CEO
Elizabeth W. Scott has been named Executive Director, Create NSW, heading up the State’s peak arts and screen organisation.
Free yourself from the limitations of specialisation
While artistic specialisation has clear value, it can also limit one's creativity. Sometimes a new collaborator is required, to push…
Review: The Man in the Attic, Eternity Playhouse
Violence begets violence in Timothy Daly's thoughtful and provocative play.
Review: Letters to Lindy, Riverside Theatre
A moving and warmly performed portrait of resilience under national scrutiny.
Review: Wilde Creatures, Sydney Opera House
Based on Oscar Wilde's fairy tales, Wilde Creatures is a wonderful show for the whole family.
Sydney artists are being priced out – here’s how to bring them back
There is already a shortage of creative spaces outside the city centre, and inner city artists’ movement to the suburbs…
Afghan and Persian voices a first in programming
Blacktown Arts Centre has turned to some of the newest members of its community for a new programming initiative.
Booking for sustainability – building a relationship with a venue
Carriageworks Director, Lisa Havilah says that building long-term relationships with artists, and ensuring they have a purpose, is key to…
Expanding Australia's cultural narratives on stage
Set in contemporary Western Sydney, Aanisa Vylet’s play, 'The Girl / The Woman', explores the interior lives of a first…