Performing Arts
Eddie Perfect brings a new comedy to Malthouse as Dean Bryant unveils his first season
An appetite for new Australian stories meets a robot hairdresser, gothic horror, and karaoke in Malthouse Theatre’s 2027 season.
Stage manager is arguably the most stressful job in live performance – here’s why
Stage managers report high levels of anxiety, loneliness and burnout.
Adoption dramedy Koreaboo is a bittersweet marvel
Now showing in Melbourne, this semi-autobiographical work, written by and starring Michelle Lim Davidson, draws on the difficult history of…
Perth theatre production Lé Nør [the rain] is being adapted into a feature film
Lé Nør [the rain] will become a feature film with production company Light Sound Art Film.
What do Asian Australian artists want to see in place of OzAsia?
As the nation’s most prominent Asian arts festival takes its final bow, Asian Australian artists share their views on what…
Australia needs an Off-Broadway. The Hayes Theatre is the answer.
For Richard Carroll and Victoria Falconer, musical theatre isn't a commercial pursuit – it's a living, unruly art form.
From drug baby to the stage: Troy Rogers' triumphant return to Frankston Arts Centre
Acting classes at Frankston Arts Centre were a bright light in Troy Rogers' troubled childhood. Now he returns, this time…
Theatre on the silver screen: ‘Not till you’ve seen one do you understand how accessible it is’
National Theatre's stage-to-cinema program brings some of the world's biggest actors and productions to Australia.
Arts Centre Melbourne workers secure 13% pay rise after historic strike action
Workers secured a major pay and conditions settlement – could it set a new benchmark for arts wages?
Queensland Symphony Orchestra at 80: honouring the past and looking to the future
Beethoven and Mahler meet Australian composers, First Nations and Pasifika voices in Queensland Symphony Orchestra’s 80th anniversary season.