Performing Arts
Breaking down the fourth wall
The invisible fourth wall between audiences and performers is made to be broken and theatre makers are doing just that.…
Improving arts employment for people with disability
Arts and cultural organisations are well placed to be inclusive employers of people with a disability but we could do…
A week of arts achievements
It’s nice to see a week so jam-packed full of artists being recognised for their achievements, ability and talent.
Opportunities and applications open
Want to end up being celebrated for your achievements? Here are a few opportunities to kick start your arts career.
Bowie is back
It’s been a long wait for David Bowie fans but early critical reviews of his latest album promise that it…
Sefton makes his musical mark on Adelaide
The Adelaide Festival kicks off this weekend, and first-time Artistic Director David Sefton has already made his musical mark.
Henry 4
Bell Shakespeare's street smart, Eighties-inspired adaptation of Shakespeare’s two part epic received a fervent reception at the Canberra Theatre Centre.
Russians unhappy with culture minister appointment
The appointment of Andrei Nelidov to run the Kizhi State Museum in Karelia has been met with protests by Russians.
Limbo
Featuring fierce, captivating and liberating performances set to a flamboyant and intoxicating blend of live music, this Fringe show is…
Vice President of Ghana launches art gallery and bookshop
Vice President of Ghana Paa Kwesi Amissah-Arthur has launched the Freedom bookshop and art gallery in Accra.