Performing Arts
ICYMI: The week's top news in the arts
Belvoir's 2021 season part 2, monorail public art, Sydney Contemporary looking positive, UNSW Galleries launches Autumn series, Darren Sylvester heads…
Founding member of Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Anita Lane, dies at 61
Tributes are flowing for Australian musician Anita Lane, who has died at age 61
Opportunities and Awards: Bluesfest accolades, top art school and more awards
Bluesfest recognised by international award, top art school announced, $80,000 commission for mid-career visual artists, COVID mentorships, Monte Miller Awards…
Youth dance festival sets its eyes on the future
Professional development for young artists and performance opportunities will go hand in hand at this year's festival, to be held…
Helpmann Awards cancelled due to COVID chaos
Named after Sir Robert Helpmann, the prestigious awards will not be presented until 2022, Live Performance Australia has announced.
Can technology help us empathise?
Technology doesn't have to a barrier to human connection; it can be harnessed to combat everything from mental health struggles…
Continued support for Tasmania’s arts sector
A reelected Gutwein Liberal Government will provide a 50% increase in operational funding for Tasmania’s cultural and creative organisations, says…
New generation of stage and screen designers celebrated online
A new online exhibition celebrates the imagination and rigour of Design and Production students at the Faculty of Fine Arts…
On the Move: Latest sector appointments and departures
Hobart’s Theatre Royal to seek new CEO, Creative Director appointed to White Night Bendigo and Geelong, Camerata appoints Executive Director,…
Voices ring out over Hobart as winter festival reunites community
Hobart’s Festival of Voices returns, welcoming back choirs and singers from across Australia for 12 days of workshops and performances.