Performing Arts
Les Misérables
The new production of Les Miserables is a spectacular rendition of a glorious work.
Pantheon: an evening with the gods
A creative hub in Adelaide is marking the end of its current exhibition with an exclusive event.
Art science collaborations are the new black
A decade of residencies through ANAT's Synapse scholarships has changed the way art and science collaborate.
How to manage your Arts Minister
Strategies for changing the way politicians think were the focus of a keynote address at this year's APACA conference.
New light to be shone on State Library's collection
The Creative Fellowship seeks to show novel ways to use the State Library of Victoria's collections – but not just…
Should Rolf Harris's art be removed?
Does condemning Rolf Harris as a sexual predator require expurgating his art from public collections?
The silver anniversary of a golden partnership
WA audiences are to be treated to an exhibition in the name of celebrating a significant philanthropic contribution.
Understanding your audience
We are finally getting good research on the arts; how can you use it to develop your audience?
Geraldine Quinn - Sunglasses at Night: The 80s Apocalypse Sing Along Cabaret
Quinn’s commentary simultaneously mocks and celebrates the stilted pretension of 80s music, clothes, clips and hits.
Melbourne Cabaret Festival: Les Femmes
In a jaunt back to old Chicago cabaret Les Femmes is a promising yet flawed celebration of the many facets…