Performing Arts
ICYMI: the week's arts news
Fremantle Biennale kicks off, Melbourne venues open, Jonathan Jones at Palais de Tokyo, Ballet School premiere, and more arts news.
Music tapping privilege for diversity
From the punk ethos to irresistible acts for equality, musicians share reflections at the 2021 Peggy Glanville-Hicks Address.
Concert review: DeepBlue and K Mak
An orchestra with electronic innovation and a flair for the dramatic.
Theatre review: Queer as Flux
Deploying the superpowers of honesty and wit to tell a story.
Outdoor blockbuster MPavilion returns
The longest-ever MPavilion season brings over 250 free events to Melbourne.
Music review: Pinoy Street Party, OzAsia Festival
A celebration of Filipino music and culture.
Vale Chrissy Sharp
One of Australia’s most respected arts administrators, Sharp died on Tuesday aged 70.
Theatre review: The Rocky Horror Show
Forty-eight years later, Tasmania finally gets to jump to the left and take a step to the ri-i-i-ight.
Where an arts degree can take you
Arts degrees have a bad reputation when it comes to employability. But their value to the arts workforce is worth…
Opportunities and awards wrap
Call outs for Calibre Essay Prize, the 2021 Miller Awards, and ATW Residency, plus winners of the Heather Begg Memorial…