Tasmania
An Inconvenient Woman
Susan Neill-Fraser’s case, dramatised here by Brian Peddie, is arguably Tasmania’s most famous legal story.
Tasmanian ecology shifts as festivals move out of Hobart
Will the relocation of Ten Days on the Island and Mona Foma away from Hobart help heal Tasmania’s long-standing north-south…
Postcard from Junction Arts Festival
From a self-guided evening art walk to site specific dance and live music, Junction has an intimate charm.
Funding cut threatens theatre company’s future
Succession planning in light of the Artistic Director's impending retirement, and the company's 2018 season, are now imperilled.
Walsh looks beyond Hobart for Mofo success
MONA's founder has announced his intentions to move his summer festival to Launceston and plans for a new hotel.
The Second Woman
A multi-layered and vulnerable exploration of relationship dynamics and risk.
The compulsion to create: ‘outsider art’ at MONA’s Museum of Everything
Whatever box we put them in, and none is entirely satisfactory, the artists whose works currently adorn the walls of…
Sleeping Beauty
A simultaneously modern and 14th Century melodrama brought to life by some of the most endearing puppets you’re ever likely…
New arts hub opens in South Hobart
The former South Hobart Primary School has been converted into an arts and community centre.
You and Me and the Space Between
The Tasmanian premiere of this new work by Terrapin Puppet Theatre is well-honed following road-testing on the mainland.