Melbourne
Opera Australia
Watershed: The Death of Dr Duncan
The moment and the movement that changed Australia.
Deaf artists lead the way at this year’s Melbourne Fringe
Deaf-led projects are hitting the spotlight at Melbourne Fringe, from a performance marrying opera and Auslan, to a panel talk…
Melbourne's State Theatre welcomes back audiences with free tickets to world-class performances
Arts Centre Melbourne celebrates the Ian Potter State Theatre's reopening by flogging free tickets.
Department of Museums & Collections, University of Melbourne
FASHION EMERGENCE[Y]: Make your own mycelium bag
Step into the future of fashion and make your own experimental bag using mushroom mycelium materials and premium Japanese denim…
Sydney Theatre Company's five-star hit An Iliad is touring to Melbourne
David Wenham returns to the stage in STC's acclaimed Trojan War epic, An Iliad.
Where does the artist begin and end? At Revivification at Now or Never, the answer's far from simple
Composer Alvin Lucier is dead – so why are clumps of his neural tissue powering Revivification at Melbourne's Now or…
Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery
National Works on Paper 2026
One of Australia’s most prestigious acquisitive awards. A biennial exhibition, its role is to support and promote contemporary Australian artists…
Hedwig and the Angry Inch at 25: John Cameron Mitchell on his cult hit
As he returns to Australia, John Cameron Mitchell celebrates a film that's greatest legacy may be its refusal to belong…
Melbourne's Luna Park is putting real-life artists back at the heart of its wildest attraction
As Finucane & Smith turns 30, the Melbourne amusement park is betting on the power of provocative live artists to…
Hyun Lee on French Girls: ‘You experience all of these magical things that reward you for taking the risk’
Hyun Lee shares the many moments of serendipity that led to showing her debut feature film at both SFF and…