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Can the arts free itself from Stockholm Syndrome?
The arts bureaucracy has captured artists with its own mechanistic view of the world. Like David Bowie and Madonna we…
Counter-urban movement city arts doesn't see
The absence of major performing arts companies at the key regional arts conference indicates a failure to see the vitality…
Live art for the virtual generation
In a world where you can be simultaneously on a suburban bus and at a concert half a world away,…
So Donald Trump makes you laugh..
The Republican nominee joins a long line of public figures whose big personalities make them gift fodder for satirists.
Frankenstein: Some Assembly Required
WA's new Feet First Collective creates an immersive theatre experience in old Fremantle.
Boodjar Kaatijin
Yirra Yaakin's latest production is aimed squarely at engaging with and enriching the learning of the children of WA.
Beyond the unicorn future
The idea of a single future is as mythical as a unicorn. We need to be ready for a complex…
Lighting the dark spots of creative careers
Even after almost 500 productions, Broadway awards and an international reputation, the working life of a lighting designer remains precarious.
New arts precincts in Victoria & NSW
From a regional centre to the inner city, artists and governments are increasingly recognising the value of shared spaces.
The Light in the Piazza
The most romantic show you’re likely to see on the Melbourne stage for quite some time.
