Performing Arts
Review: Love, Darlinghurst Theatre Company
This production strikes and grasps at the audience, gouging presumption to open the heart.
Thinking like plants: how art can help us empathise with vegetables
A diverse range of creative practitioners will use sound, dance, music and film to explore how we can listen to…
ICYMI: A wrap of this week’s arts news
A new Art Gallery for Darwin, a National Women's Museum in Melbourne, architecture commissions, international co-productions, and more.
The arts are more than industries: stability needed in the sector
In the lead up to the Victorian state election on 24 November, Greens MLC for the Southern Metropolitan Region and…
Five year funding confirmed for new Musical Theatre Festival
The Tasmanian Government has announced a five year funding commitment through Events Tasmania to the Australian Musical Theatre Festival, to…
‘Theatre with a purpose’: studying art for social change
Studying theatre in London at The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama is an immersive overseas experience, but it…
The course that produces musical leaders, not just great performers
The Australian National Academy of Music’s 12-month Professional Performance Program is so hands-on, students will barely put their instruments down…
Mentor me: This new photography Masters offers next-level networking
Inspired by successful Masters courses across Europe and the USA, the Master of Arts Photography program at Photography Studies College…
Industry connections make AFTRS an industry leader in media education
The Australian Film Television and Radio School’s range of Summer Intensive and Industry Certificate courses will help you develop relevant…
Beyond box ticking: advocating for cultural diversity in the arts
The pressing need to create culturally inclusive workplaces is detailed in a recent report released by Diversity Arts Australia.