Performing Arts
How hard is it to make it as an Australian independent artist in Europe?
Two Australian artists living and working in Europe talk to ArtsHub about the benefits and challenges of being based in…
The future of theatre? High-tech European blockbuster ROHTKO heads to Perth Festival
Perth Festival 2027 is embracing the next wave of international theatre – and it's unlike anything you've seen.
Fire-lit opera, a revamped Writers’ Week, Khaled Sabsabi and more: Adelaide Festival 2027 goes big
Matthew Lutton's latest program is expansive, but his ambitions go beyond spectacle.
Australian screen composers protest AI’s copyright dodging at Screen Music Awards
‘Australian creativity is not free training data.’ says Antony Partos, who leads the Human Made campaign.
From junkyard spas to flying kites, can Sydney Festival really transform the city?
Kris Nelson's vision for Sydney Festival 2027 turns the city into a playground.
Opera Australia loses major philanthropist's support, but harbour shows will go on
Japanese billionaire Haruhisa Handa ends a significant chapter for Opera on Sydney Harbour.
Why skate parks and shopping malls are the perfect performing arts venues right now
If getting people to the theatre is harder than ever right now, why aren’t we taking more work to the…
Preface takes visual art to the floor at PUNQ in Townsville
Jarrowia, Butchulla and Gunggari artist Zane Saunders is a man of few words, so when he does open his mouth…
Shopfront at 50: Where future theatre stars find their voice, and outsiders find a home
Trevor Ashley, Paul Capsis and Hilary Bell all got their start at Shopfront Arts – but its legacy goes far…
Beyond the donation: how Green Music Australia harnessed AusArt Day
Green Music Australia raised almost $21,000 and gained 82 valuable new supporters through the AusArt Day national day of giving…