Performing Arts
Winning the curriculum lottery
The latest Australian work to get a syllabus listing joins a line of works providing a regular stream of royalties.
Why Tasmania deserves extra funds
The Australia Council figures released last week showed Tasmania receives a disproportionate slice of funding. So it should.
ANAM announces 2014 season
The Australian National Academy of Music has a lineup of 150 events for next year
Business-arts partnerships honoured
Creative Partnerships Australia has named the year’s top business and philanthropic supporters of the arts.
Festivals Adelaide announces new Executive Officer
The newly appointed Executive Officer of Festivals Adelaide is set to start in January 2014.
The Ring Cycle: Das Rheingold
The long wait is over and Opera Australia’s much anticipated production of Wagner’s Der Ring des Nibelungen has opened.
WOMADelaide announces 2014 program
WOMADelaide promises to be a festival of global diversity, with an extensive list of international artists announced 2014
Should we fund Wagner operas or Kyle Sandilands statues?
In an age of user-generated content and zombie walks, it’s hard to defend opera’s pre-eminence.
Arts $6.1 billion contribution to economy
The value of the state’s art and cultural sector has been revealed in a new report commissioned by Arts Victoria.
Theatre looks back to the future
The future of theatre may be less Australian, avant-garde and technology-driven and more about a return to tradition.