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Tourette’s Syndrome is a laughing matter
Laughter is encouraged at a stage production which makes theatre accessible for all, while also demystifying an unusual neurological condition.
How to procrastinate properly
Tactics for beating procrastination abound, but a new creative project may be just the right time to sort out your…
Who will win the Nobel Prize in Literature?
Place your bets. Here are the top 10 contenders for the 2016 Nobel Prize for Literature.
Be comforted by 10 late bloomer careers
Idolising early success can leave some feeling like a failure if they haven't made it by 30. We look at…
Online courses for the autodidact
Fancy beefing up your skills with Yale or Cambridge? Or attending a local uni without exams? You are welcome...and it's…
The artist as patron
Ken Unsworth has been commissioning new work from artists, musicians and dancers for over a decade, and yet he grapples…
The unbearable whiteness of being
Recent conversations about mainstage theatre’s lack of cultural diversity have been highlighted by the latest round of 2017 season launches.
8 perfect matches between fashion and art
The blurred line between the fashion and art worlds has led to some highly creative collaborations.
Your crash course in Catalyst
The sector became excited this week at reports that the Government would return Catalyst funding to the Australia Council. Is…
What book club is that?
Your book club may have no more in common with mine than lawn bowls has with Sumo wrestling.