Performing Arts
Prehistoric
Brisbane in the late 1970s, with its underlying vibe of sleazy politics and oppression, is excellent theatrical fodder.
Good Vibrations
The true story of an unsung hero of Northern Irish Rock n' Roll.
UniSA and WOMADelaide join hands for Planet Talks
UniSA plans to educate and 'stimulate the mind' at the upcoming WOMADelaide Festival.
The Cake Man
While the premise of The Cake Man is admirable, it sadly falls short of a provocative and worthy subject.
Namatjiras meet with royalty - again
Carrying on a tradition, decedents of renowned Indigenous artist, Albert Namatjira, have met with Her Majesty The Queen.
Queenscliff Music Festival
Queenscliff pulled out all the punches in its 17th Music Festival.
University of Sydney offers new Bachelor of Visual Arts
Greater flexibility will offer graduates of the new Bachelor of Visual Arts more opportunities and flexibility in the art world.
The Ring Cycle: Götterdämmerung
A powerful if confusing rendition completed Opera Australia's historic first staging of the complete Ring of Nibelungs.
How I Live Now
Adolescent angst gives way to a romantic idyll, then comfort and hope is replaced by cruelty and horror.
How music can teach the world to listen
The Seekers wanted to teach the world to sing but music can help us with a skill we need more:…