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Dark art: an immersive solo journey into mental illness
An award-winning experimental arts group has crafted an immersive installation to give audiences an opportunity to experience what life is…
Applause: recent winners
2018 Lorne Sculpture Biennale winners announced; Hazel Rowley Fellowship winner revealed; shortlist for the Tom Malone Prize unveiled, and more.
Review: Imaginarium by Melbourne Playback Theatre
As a piece of community building, the format invites the audience to share in a safe way without fear of…
Why professional development is vital for artistic rigour
Choreographers, playwrights and arts administrators all benefit from development programs, of which there are a diverse range on offer around…
$1 million boost for Western Sydney arts community
Minister Harwin has opened the State’s coffers with an additional $1M promised to bolster emerging artists in Sydney’s West.
Why breaking New Year's resolutions is the best thing you can do
Achieve your big goals for 2018 by tackling them as a series of small, modest, actionable, research-based tests.
Review: One Way Mirror by subtlenuance
In One Way Mirror ‘experimental theatre’ takes on an entirely different meaning – upending the customary roles of performers in…
Review: Calamity Jane at Arts Centre Melbourne
A magnificent performance by Virginia Gay anchors this gloriously entertaining production.
Why you need courage – not talent – as a creative
Forget talent, luck or even confidence – it may be courage that determines your aptitude for success in the creative…
MSO – Mahler 9
The MSO’s excellent Cycle of Mahler’s symphonies continues with the composer’s large-scale and heart-wrenching farewell to life and its torments.
