Performing Arts
Arts fly under election radar
Election campaigns are often obsessed with infrastructure. Investing in a creative society is cheaper and just as important.
Artists divided as some boycott Australia Day
No matter what you call it – Australia Day, Invasion Day, Survival Day – there’s no doubt that 26 January…
$300,000 grant builds Indigenous cultural leadership
A new $300,000 fellowship will ensure an Indigenous student becomes a cultural leader.
Amateur is not a dirty word
A lot of creative freedom can be found in doing something for pleasure, without letting it define you.
Life lessons you can learn from improv
Improvisation encourages creative thinking and living in the moment, skills that carry from the arts to business and relationships.
The Music of Queen
For a die-hard Queen fan, it’s pure heaven with all the (bicycle) bells and whistles you could hope for.
The politics of President Trump's gilt-edged taste in art
Trump’s opponents see his lavish taste as evidence of despotic tendencies but perhaps like Louis XIV he will use luxury…
On the move: latest appointments and resignations
One CEO steps down in the disability sector; another steps up in Indigenous arts. Plus changes to The Australian Ballet…
Actors may soon be replaceable by CGI
CGI is close to being indistinguishable from the real thing. Could actors find themselves auditioning against a dead or imaginary…
I Am My Own Wife
A fine and understated performance anchors this compelling exploration of truth, fiction, survival and self-belief.