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Joel Creasey - Naked

PERTH INTERNATIONAL COMEDY FESTIVAL: For his latest show, Perth-born comedian Joel Creasey exposes his greatest fears and reveals his most embarrassing secrets.

Julian Running

ANYWHERE THEATRE FESTIVAL: A nautical-themed, shadow-puppet indie-folk musical, presented in the intimate upstairs lounge of a quirky new Brisbane vanue.

A Few Best Men

ICON HOME ENTERTAINMENT: Stephan Elliot’s latest film goes beyond slapstick and farce to the dangerous territory of slapdash; it’s forced, unfunny and painfully exaggerated.

Palestinian artists remember the Nakbar

Palestinian artists have taken to the streets of Gaza City to commemorate the loss of homes and land they suffered in 1948, in an event now known as Nakbar.

Forbes releases celebrity power list 2012

Forbes magazine makes an annual effort to enlighten us on which celebrities they deem to be the most powerful of the year.

Jenny Sages wins 2012 Archibald People's Choice

Sydney artist Jenny Sages has won the 2012 Archibald People’s Choice Prize for her self-portrait, After Jack.

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01:10 PM Palestinian artists remember the Nakbar

11:36 AM Hong Kong International Arts Fair gets underway

10:17 AM Forbes releases celebrity power list 2012

05:36 PM Jenny Sages wins 2012 Archibald People's Choice

04:55 PM Banksy ratted out by Prahran builders

04:50 PM Irshad Manji attacked at Indonesian book launch

04:33 PM Pay TV to sponsor Zanzibar Film Festival

03:49 PM First of five public libraries opened in Cairo

03:46 PM Rwandan artists discuss culture preservation

03:13 PM Zimbabwe film to enjoy a street premiere

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Don’t find that funny? You could lack perception

artsHub | A recently published study suggests that self-deception inhibits laughter.

A step closer to the National Cultural Policy?

Fiona Mackrell | With the release this week of the Independent Review of the Australia Council for the Arts a new National Cultural Policy is one step nearer to release. But is it now or never?

Where's the Community in this Cultural Policy?

Scott O'Hara | Scott O'Hara lets loose on the National Cultural Policy.

Young writers find their Voice(works)

Sarah Adams | The process of putting pen to paper, while cathartic, can also cultivate an invaluable thirst for knowledge; something Kat Muscat, the brand new editor of Voiceworks knows all too well.

Skipping church to discover the world

David Walsh | David Walsh, the founder of Tasmania's revered Museum of Old and New Art (MONA), shares the personal inspiration behind the gallery's newest exhibition, Theatre of the World.

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My Favourite Things

Tomas Boot | SYDNEY PHILHARMONIA CHOIRS: 350 singers combined to sing some of the most memorable songs of musical theatre’s Rodgers and Hammerstein.

She Stole My Every Rock and Roll

Nerissa Rowan | ANYWHERE THEATRE FESTIVAL: Local poets Eleanor Jackson and Betsy Turcot perform a poetic love story amongst the vinyl at Jet Black Cat Music.

Andreas Haefliger in Recital

Tomas Boot | SYDNEY SYMPHONY: Pianist Andreas Haefliger performs works by List, Debussy and Beethoven – the latter transcendently.

Joel Creasey - Naked

Andrew Searle | PERTH INTERNATIONAL COMEDY FESTIVAL: For his latest show, Perth-born comedian Joel Creasey exposes his greatest fears and reveals his most embarrassing secrets.

Carnevale

Tomas Boot | SYDNEY SYMPHONY: An evening of works by Beethoven, Berlioz and Elgar, the latter providing one the orchestral highlights of the year to date.

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artsHub | Meredith is a performer and teacher who toured with the The Philippe Genty company for ten years. Born in Adelaide, Meredith has an Advanced Certificate in Classical Ballet from the Royal Academy of Dancing and a Bachelor of ...