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Perth prepares for its first International Jazz Festival
An estimated 15,000 musicians and jazz fans are set to flock to Western Australia this month for Perth's inaugural International…
The Ham Funeral
Director Philip Rouse proves that the play which revolutionised Australian theatre still has a contemporary edge.
Death in Bowengabbie
Full of surprises, this quirky black comedy is a superb example of the potential of the single-actor monologue.
Green light from States for National Arts Curriculum
Queensland has agreed to supports the revised draft national arts curriculum, meaning all States & Territories are now on board.
$12,500 multi art scholarships up for grabs
Carclew Youth Arts are offering four scholarships, each worth $12,500, to young artists working across a number of disciplines.
London's top opera is headed downunder
Arts Centre Melbourne has picked a winner: Einstein on the Beach has snagged the Olivier Award for Best New Opera…
Australia Ensemble Concert 2
A pleasing afternoon of music by Suk, Edwards, Lutoslawski and Dvorak, the latter's work performed passionately and enjoyably.
How to really change the world
The arts are a powerful tool for social change but it takes more than good intentions for an arts project…
Barry Humphries’ Weimar Cabaret
A spectacularly good concert from the Australian Chamber Orchestra, featuring Humphries as MC and the inimitable Meow Meow as a…
Vandemonian Lags makes a show of songs from convict records
Tasmania’s dark convict past is revived in a stage show that makes its debut at Dark Mofo 2013.