Performing Arts
Audible Edge review: a 'sublimely curated' festival of exploratory music
From throat singers to soap operas, this year's Audible Edge festival in Perth delivered more than a few surprises.
These music festivals are thriving – here's what they're doing right
While the big music festivals are struggling, these smaller community events are drawing loyal audiences.
The Glass Menagerie review: it’s Tennessee Williams with biceps
This Melbourne Theatre Company production is one rambunctious take on Tennessee Williams' The Glass Menagerie.
5 shows to catch at Adelaide Cabaret Festival
'Anything goes, anything can happen' in cabaret, according to Adelaide Cabaret Festival Executive Producer Isobel Marmion.
Susan Provan on three decades at the head of Melbourne International Comedy Festival
Provan steps down from a hugely transformative three-decade stint of leading MICF later this year.
Young people need more than footy ovals – it’s time to invest in culture
What would happen if young people had the same access to live music as they do with sport, wonders Kate…
Best opportunities, grants & awards for creatives this week
Opportunities for 27 April to 2 May 2026 include coveted residencies, writing prizes and grants to support professional development.
Dracula bites: West Australian Ballet performs to recorded music in Adelaide
In a controversial move, the West Australian Ballet stuck to its original decision to stage Dracula in Adelaide without a…
Dracula review: a lingering kiss from the West Australian Ballet
This Dracula is a stylish interpretation of the classic and seemingly immortal gothic thriller.
In the Quiet review: Adelaide Symphony Orchestra premieres a superb concerto
With the world premiere of a blistering concerto and the Australian debut of a powerhouse young conductor, In the Quiet…