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Unlocking a child’s imagination is just the beginning when it comes to creating theatre for young people. ArtsHub asked two expert Producers in Children's Theatre how the job gets done.

The make-up industry is going through a revolution – and NIDA’s Diploma of Screen and Media (Specialist Make-up Services) is embracing this change, with the artistry of prosthetics and special effects taking centre stage.

A common problem faced by creatives is whether their online message cuts through to the intended audience. We asked a writing professor for advice on dealing with this common conundrum.

Indigenous Literacy Foundation’s The Great Book Swap raises funds for remote Australian communities: you can host a book swap at your workplace, school, organisation or even your footy club.

Ever wanted to run away and join the Circus? ArtsHub spoke with a leading circus performer and teacher on life under the big top.

Discover why Australia’s oldest art school is maximising career opportunities for artists with 21st century attitude – visit NAS Open Day this September.

We ask two mid-career arts professionals how studying Cultural Leadership helped them achieve their professional objectives.

A new partnership between The McDonald College and Sydney Dance Company ensures students no longer need to prioritise dance training over a traditional education – they can do both.

RMIT is a hub for emerging artists, photographers and craftspeople cultivating contemporary culture through learning and research. Find your future at the City Campus Open Day on August 12th.

Get a headstart on your peers by starting your study in November, at a university that is focused on developing adventurous, interdisciplinary artists.

There’s nothing quite like a motivated and passionate student. But does that passion help fuel a person’s success in the arts?

The history of the Victorian College of the Arts and Melbourne Conservatorium is well known, but a $200 million investment means its future is even more exciting – especially for potential students.

Students at Bond University on the Gold Coast enjoy an innovative program that is tailored to their own unique interests and career ambitions,

Performing arts education at primary and secondary levels equips students for life in the arts, and life in general.

LCI Melbourne’s Bachelor of Design Arts Interior Design offers students backstage passes to multiple learning environments, opening up endless education possibilities.

The arts has a reputation for being difficult to break into, but graduates of WAAPA's arts management degree course are in high demand.

Flinders University is making some proactive changes to its creative arts degrees in 2019.

The Australian Film Television and Radio School is searching for the next generation of great Australian storytellers in screen and broadcast.

We speak to two students about following their passion in the performing arts in pathways that are not about Acting.

ArtsHub asks a creative entrepreneur how a business degree has helped his career.