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Mackenzie is more than a teen-pop twist on Macbeth – it's a test for Australian theatre
By betting on Mackenzie, Yve Blake's Y2K-inspired adaptation of the Bard’s darkest tragedy, Bell Shakespeare wagers that the classics still…
Sorry Albanese, the creative sectors aren’t going to stop worrying about AI job threats
Despite the PM's promises, Australia's arts and creative workers have good reason to be nervy about AI.
The Measured Garden: understanding plants better at the Potter Museum of Art
The Measured Garden reveals stories of a plant research and artistic collaboration between Melbourne Arts Precinct Corporation and the University…
Arthur Boyd’s tapestries show us what trust in a commissioning process looks like
The story behind Arthur Boyd's greatest leap of faith reveals a collaboration that still blazes bright today.
Beaker Street Festival's Margo Adler: 'You can buy some Emergency Antarctic Underwear'
Director and founder of the Beaker Street Festival, Dr Margo Adler, discusses the science-inspired event in Hobart this August.
After Beetlejuice, it’s more important than ever to support Brisbane’s theatre scene
The early demise of Beetlejuice has put the state of Brisbane's theatre scene in the spotlight.
Lazy Susan says Drag Race Down Under vs The World will change minds
Lazy Susan says the show has reached a turning point, as she reveals Bob the Drag Queen has agreed to…
Anna Funder: 'I have zero interest in a book produced by a machine'
Ahead of her international tour, author Anna Funder speaks to ArtsHub about why we need to hold onto storytelling in…
What really motivates arts philanthropists to give?
Glamorous galas and enticing tax breaks are one thing, but it takes a little more than that to convince arts…
IMAX is doing big things in Australia – is it Brisbane’s turn next?
With soaring ticket sales for IMAX screenings of The Odyssey, is the future of cinema 'go big or go home'?