Australia
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…
Sylvia Plath Stole My Boyfriend: Liz Hicklin’s Ted Hughes love story hits Melbourne Fringe
A first-time playwright at 95, Liz Hicklin has turned a youthful romance with one of poetry's giants into a gameshow…
Paddington Bear leads a huge week of Australian musical theatre announcements
Australia is in for a big year of musicals in 2027. We've rounded up all the latest news for you.
Lucy Guerin reflects on 25 years in the independent dance sector: what’s different now?
As Lucy Guerin prepares to present her final work for her company this weekend, she talks to ArtsHub about her…
Can regional performers build careers without moving to the big city?
Scary Strangers Comedy Festival is a first for the Blue Mountains. But its founders are already thinking about the bigger…
A global contemporary dance festival is about to land in Australia, and it's a big deal
Dance Reflections by Van Cleef & Arpels makes its Southern Hemisphere debut in January. Here's what you need to know.
Food, people and photography come together at Savour the Tweed
The Tweed Valley is known for its food. This October at the Savour the Tweed festival, a regional arts project…
Playing across borders: exploring Melbourne and Jeonju’s creative exchange
Six years into a creative partnership between Australia and South Korea, ArtPlay and SIGNAL are finding new ways for children,…
Reading alone, together is all the rage at book doofs and reading parties – what makes it social?
Reading events are often promoted as a chance to get away from screens and find community.
On the move: latest arts sector appointments
Recent arts sector appointments include a new Gallery Manager for the Lewers: Penrith Regional Gallery.