Performing Arts
End of the Rainbow
Peter Quilter's theatrical tribute to Judy Garland makes us miss someone we’d only before known from a tabloid distance.
What's in store for the future of Australia's museums?
This May, Canberra will host the best and brightest of Australia’s museum sector, bringing directors, curators and students together for…
Songs for the Fallen
Bold, brash and busty, this playful punk opera bursts or rather, busts onto its baroque era stage as scandalously as…
How to get credit for your hard work
Do you feel yourself slaving away and not being recognised for it? Here’s how to get credit for all your…
The social side of the Museums Australia National Conference
There may exist a perception amongst the general public that conferences are just a talkfest. The Museums Australia National Conference…
Glenn Frey with the Sydney Symphony
One of the best concerts of this type that the Sydney Symphony has presented.
Discover Beethoven’s Pastoral
Conductor, teacher, entertainer and bon vivant, Richard Gill, led the Sydney Symphony in an exploration of Beethoven's Symphony No.6 in…
Bolshoi ballet dancer confesses to acid attack
One of the Bolshoi’s leading male dancers Pavel Dmitrichenko has confessed his involvement in the acid attack against Bolshoi artistic…
Dutch artist teams up with engineering company to create first intelligent highway
Dutch artist Daan Roosegaarde has joined forces with engineering company Heijmans Infrastructure to create the first ‘smart highway.’
Iconic theatremaker Jérôme Savary dies
Argentinian-French theatre icon Jérôme Savary has died aged 70, following a battle with cancer.