Performing Arts
Australian opera – a dying art?
Diminution, diversification, hybridity and new audiences are essential if opera is to thrive in the 21st century.
Moneybag: latest money news
Arts Tasmania announces new public art commissions and Gold Coast City Gallery receives a generous donation.
Playing the waiting game
The future is in the balance as you wait for a university offer to determine what you do with 2015.…
Kudos: this week's winners
ArtsHub's own Madeleine Dore is among this week's winners while AusCo announces its prestigious fellowships, Prime Minister's Literary Awards are…
Gluck's Iphigine en Tauride
This Pinchgut Opera production of Iphigénie en Tauride is superb and makes for a great early Christmas gift.
Vale Stella Young
Today we are shocked and devastated to learn of the sudden loss of comedian, disability activist and writer, Stella Young.
On the move: latest appointments
New Artistic Director at La Boite; new Board members at Playwriting Australia; new artists at Anna Pappas and more.
Will Victoria's new Creative Industries policy work?
Victoria's new Labor Government is shaking up cultural policy with big implications for creative industries nationally.
The Night Zoo
The Night Zoo lacks imagination but is a safe bet for the little ones.
Marwood's Serenade
Violinist Anthony Marwood leads the Australian Chamber Orchestra through a program of old and rediscovered classics.