Performing Arts
Groundhog Day musical in a Melbourne exclusive
Another big musical is heading to Melbourne in 2024.
How ‘mental health’ has been reimagined in the workplace
Good mental health in the arts won’t happen until we see people with lived experienced enabled and included as leaders…
What’s in store for season 2024 in the performing arts (part three)
Continuing our round-up of season launches from companies around the country, including a three-part theatrical epic and an ambitious restaging…
Attendance level underscores Indigenous art fair's social and economic impact
A new report on the performance of the 2023 Cairns Indigenous Art Fair unpacks its significance, and a new theme…
Make your mark on the sector informed by practice-as-research
WAAPA’s Bachelor of Performing Arts (Honours) encourages curiosity and a more considered approach to being an arts practitioner.
Theatre review: Taking Liberty, WA Maritime Museum
Taking Liberty is a celebration of Australia's 1983 America’s Cup sailing win.
Slim pickings: the state of fatness on Australian stages
A new play in the Melbourne Fringe Festival aims to make the world a little bit fatter and little bit…
A look at the immersive shift in Australia's cultural sector and how to fund it
REMIX Summit 2023 in Perth delved into "The Immersive Revolution" and what this could mean for funding models in Australia.
Music review: The Human Spirit, Sydney Conservatorium of Music
The human spirit is evoked through the human voice.
Leading from the front, Umberto Clerici forges a new orchestral direction
Looking forward to an ambitious 2024 season, the Chief Conductor of the Queensland Symphony Orchestra recaps on his 2023 program…