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Trophy Boys | Mt Gambier

Trophy Boys is a satirical comedy exposing toxic masculinity and privilege in elite boys’ schools, set during a high-stakes high…

Performing Arts Guide

Country Arts SA

Trophy Boys | Port Lincoln

Trophy Boys is a satirical comedy exposing toxic masculinity and privilege in elite boys’ schools, set during a high-stakes high…

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Awards & Prizes

Ravenswood Australian Women’s Art Prize

2026 Ravenswood Australian Women’s Art Prize

Calling all women artists! Entries to the 2026 Ravenswood Australian Women’s Art Prize are now open.

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Services

Thylacine - Creating story first experiences

Workshops

PhotoAccess Incorporated

Concept to Publication 2026 Workshop

photo access is thrilled to announce the next instalment of Concept to Publication 2026 workshop.

Workshops

PhotoAccess Incorporated

Concept to Portfolio 2026 Workshop

photo access is thrilled to announce the next instalment of Concept to Portfolio 2026 workshop.

Workshops

PhotoAccess Incorporated

Concept to Short Film 2026 Workshop

photo access is thrilled to announce the next instalment of Concept to Short Film 2026 workshop.

Exhibitions

Country Arts SA

Woven within Stars | Fabrik

Featuring works by nine First Nations artists from regional SA, Woven within Stars considers how, from childhood, we carry stories…

The 2025 cast of the Australian production of 'Hair'. A large, illuminated zodiac star-wheel dominates a blue-lit stage; the golden symbols of the zodiac shine brightly. Members of the cast are gathered beneath the zodiac wheel, some crouching, others with arms raised or outstretched as if gripped by religious fervour.
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Hair review: musical’s emotional heart lost in underwhelming production

The tribal love-rock musical opens in Melbourne with an underwhelming production that's more parody than passionate remount.

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Opinions & Analysis

With ADC’s forced closure, CEO reflects on ambition and legacy

CEO Lisa Cahill reflects on Australian Design Centre in the wake of the organisation’s announced 2026 closure.

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