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Karla Dickens, '#2 Rise and Fall', Inkjet prints. Recipient of the 2024 Windmill Trust Scholarship. A brown-skinned woman in a witchy outfit sitting on a shopping trolley filled with plastic waste as teh ground around them is flooded.
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Opportunities and awards

Scholarship for landscape artists, winners of The Reading Prize and more!

ArtsHub has conducted a poll to discover the best Australian plays of the twenty-first century.
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The 5 best Australian plays of the 21st century

ArtsHub conducted a poll of some of the country's most prestigious theatre professionals to determine the best Australian plays of…

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WAAPA to benefit from $30 million philanthropic partnership

A $30 million, 25-year partnership between Edith Cowan University and the Minderoo Foundation will help outfit WAAPA’s performance spaces at…

Heather Holliday, has her head back and is fire-eating in 'La Clique.' She is dressed in a red and white bikini top outfit.
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Circus review: La Clique, Sydney Opera House

Circus acts from all over the world return to celebrate La Clique's 20th birthday.

Orchestra Victoria at The Meat Market.
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Orchestra Victoria launches 2025 season

Orchestra Victoria will perform its first full concert season in over a decade in 2025, including new additions to its…

Jazzmeia Horn in white is surrounded by a band: a pianist, a double bass player and a drummer. The stage is lit in dark blue.
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Music review: Jazzmeia Horn, Melbourne Recital Centre

The singer makes her Melbourne debut performing songs from her newly released album, 'Messages'.

Ellen O'Connor, Kaia Reyes and Sophie Bengough are three young women dressed as airline stewards in white and blue. They have their hands in the air in a production of 'All the Things We've Done.'
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Theatre Review: All The Things We’ve Done, Theatre Works

A fun and interactive production set in an airport's boarding area.

Chisato Minamimura, a woman wearing a white garment, is standing in the middle and pushing back two large disembodied hands that are lit in green in a performance of 'Scored in Silence.'
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Performance review: Scored in Silence, OzAsia Festival

The 2024 OzAsia Festival began with a literally gripping sensory performance.

The cast of 'McGuffin Park', two women and three men, in grey clothing are in a building with a fallen fake plant. On the left is a sign attached to a lectern that says 'McGuffin regional council.'
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Theatre review: McGuffin Park, Ensemble Theatre

An unholy match between politics and media spin.

Woman holding up ceramic cups made in workshop.
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Tips on how to run a creative workshop

From veteran workshop presenters to seasoned participants, ArtsHub shares their tips for success.

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