Performing Arts
Review: The Nose by Opera Australia
Does absurdity make for the best opera? If we are talking audience reaction to The Nose then hands down, yes!
Light in her Eye
Lyrical descriptions of multi-layered personal Australian identity.
Review: collageN at Fringe World
A melange of theatrical forms, this visceral performance is wrapped up in a skin of its own.
Review: The Far Side of the Moon at Perth Festival
Writer and Director Robert Lepage's lonely, human story is spectacularly told at the 2018 Perth International Arts Festival.
Applause: recent winners
Kat Muscat Fellowship recipient revealed; Kestin Indigenous Illustrator Award winner announced; FRINGE WORLD reveals 2018 Award winner.
Review: Orava Quartet – Romance and Revolution
This young quartet demonstrate exciting unity and stunning rapport.
Politicians targeted for arts education rethink
Arts educators call for a visionary approach to arts education and a vital rethink to future proof creative careers.
An uncomfortable night at the theatre
Good theatre can do more than entertain; it can provoke, interrogate and challenge our views of the world.
Successful art campaigns: how you can do it too
From women’s representation to First Nations’ intellectual property – ArtsHub takes a look at significant social campaigns and what we…
Jordi Savall, Hespèrion XXI & Tembembe Ensamble Continuo
For decades Savall’s artistic focus has explored European music from the Middle Ages to the Baroque, cultures that were never…