Performing Arts
A funny thing happened on the way to the drive-in
Screen culture, digital art and live performance overlap in the latest project by hybrid arts company, Aphids.
Classical world mourns the death of Italian conductor Claudio Abbado
The champion of music who worked tirelessly to make the classical repertoire accessible to all has died aged 80.
Fringe artists to benefit from cultural fund
Adelaide Fringe has launched a $30,000 fund designed to provide financial assistance to Australian artists.
Malthouse theatre announces new artistic appointments
Four new exciting artistic appointments for 2014 have been announced.
Gaga v Assange
Many speculations emerged after the famous five-hour dinner of Lady Gaga and Julian Assange in 2012. None were as funny…
Behave yourself
Madonna was banned by a US cinema chain for texting at a premiere. But has 'content grazing' changed what's acceptable…
Festival of Voices to host inaugural Tasmanian Cabaret Festival
Hobart’s City Hall will be transformed into a cabaret hub for this latest addition to the Vandemonian arts calendar.
I, Malvolio
Tim Crouch excels in this one-man show at the Sydney Festival.
Sweet Dreams: Songs by Annie Lennox and In Vogue: Songs by Madonna
Michael Griffiths presents a phallocentric reading of Annie Lennox, but his music is superb.
Twelfth Night
If Shakespeare was looking down on these players, he would heartily approve.