Performing Arts
Bloomshed theatre company on Animal Farm: 'You can say the dangerous things you want to say'
Bloomshed's James Jackson and Elizabeth Brennan talk Animal Farm and making bold theatre that engages and entertains.
Cut Chilli review: Australian race relations play is pacy, funny and thought-provoking
Chanturan Aran's Cut Chilli offers an important, and humorous, take on contemporary Australian race relations.
Death of A Salesman review: still relevant, still brilliant
Anthony LaPaglia and Alison Whyte lead a terrific cast in Neil Armfield's winning production of Death of a Salesman.
'Throwing money into a black hole': The reality of taking an Australian show to Edinburgh Fringe
The fantasy of being ‘discovered’ is only part of the appeal. So why do artists risk everything for Edinburgh Fringe?
Why do lyrics touch us so deeply? We studied 35 years of hits to find out
Sometimes, the lyrics of a song can feel like they’re reaching into the very depths of our soul.
Which cost increases are hitting performing arts companies hardest?
It’s tough times for many across the nation right now, including Australia's performing arts companies.
Director Sarah Goodes on Break of Day: 'You rarely hear stories from these areas'
For director Sarah Goodes, new Aussie play Break of Day could be the next Death of a Salesman.
Fiddler on the Roof review: this joyous production pulses with life
Fiddler on the Roof, at Theatre Royal Sydney, somehow manages to be the show we need right now.
'So much more than a workshop': Belvoir St Theatre's devastating storage fire
Days out from opening night, fire destroyed Belvoir's workshop. A remarkable community ensured the show would go on.
Applause: arts prize winners and successes
This month, ArtsHub applauds the winners a $100,000 painting prize, an emerging art award, and more.