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Things that go bump in the theatre

The cast of a new stage show revel in conjuring up the supernatural.

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How do artists work with global brands?

Commercial brands are forever looking for creatives to add cachet to their wares. So, what’s it like to strike deals…

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Event review: Gertrude Street Projection Festival, Melbourne

Bringing contemporary projection works to fresh eyes.

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Concert review: FLIGHT: The Next Generation of Artists, Fitzroy Town Hall

A mini music festival’s dreamy takeover of Fitzroy Town Hall with intriguing contrasts of performance ambience and audience-artist connections.

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What happens when a tram line throws a party?

The Eighty-Six is a new festival celebrating the concentrated cluster of live music venues in Melbourne’s inner north.

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Writers telling underside stories of the beautiful game

It’s the news no football fan wants to hear – that there are some shady back room dealings in world…

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Theatre review: Garage Girls, La Mama Courthouse

A show for lovers of feel-good movies, Australian stories and women beating the odds.

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Radical access: the future of access in the arts

Stellar thinkers and doers gather to consider radical access and the future of an inclusive arts industry.

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The next five years for a significant private foundation

The new Executive Director of the Betty Amsden Foundation, Penny Miles, speaks on the impact of private funding and its…

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Musical review: Bloom, Arts Centre Melbourne

A musical set in an aged care facility? Sounds like a difficult task, but Bloom comes up roses.

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