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Mirror art at University of Sydney
Kristina Olson wins the Barbara Jefferis Award
Adelaide Festival spectacle of light
Sydney Fringe opens submission process
Michael Gow leaving QTC
La Mama nominated for 9 Green Room
$100,000 creative enterprise award opens
Sesame Street style in Sydney
Ian Potter director appointed at Harvard
The STC gets Frantic
Spy next door
The new family action comedy The Spy Next Door, stars Jackie Chan as Bob Ho, a Chinese superspy ...
Behind the veneer
BUZZ DANCE THEATRE: Director, Cadi McCarthy developed a strong and spirited full length dance ...
Ngurrumilmarrmiriyu (Wrong Skin)
ADELAIDE INTERNATIONAL ARTS FESTIVAL: A performance that is funny, as well as brimming with the ...
Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea
NEW ZEALAND INTERNATIONAL ARTS FESTIVAL: The world of Between the Devil blends the iconography of ...
Death in Bowengabbie
OLD FITZROY THEATRE: Death in Bowengabbie is a deliciously dark comedy, a black jelly bean of ...
Barnaby Chiverton: Playwright
Barnaby Chiverton is the writer of Distant Bodies, set to be performed at the Northcote Town Hall ...
The Promises: Music
The Promises are a Melbourne-based group. One half of the band, Toby Robinson, took the time to ...
Nicholas Edward Waxman
Nicholas created Wax Acts Theatre Company an independent company that believes strongly in the ...
Ami Sharpe: Alterior Motive
Ami Sharpe founded Alterior Motive Theatre Company in Melbourne in 2007. This year she is ...
Suzannah Espie: Brunswick Music Festival
Suzannah Espie wrote songs as a teenager and was influenced by her parents’ record collection. ...
Festival of Potential in St Kilda
The corporate world is flushed with imaginative attempts to reawaken office team-spirit and melt ...
Designing with children
This is the first in a regular column on issues in architecture and design as they intersect with ...
Richard Gill talks opera
If Berlin can support three opera companies then, it would seem, so can Melbourne.
Funding Fiascos and Bungling Bureaucracies Part 1
Recently two decisions made by two different NSW Government Departments have led to the impending ...
Sydney’s art world unites
Commercial galleries, artist-run initiatives, auction houses and public and private institutions ...
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