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Theatre faces Fair Work over staff safety
Following the alleged assault of two ushers, the MEAA has taken the Sydney Theatre Company to the Fair Work Commission.
Why this week means I would refuse Catalyst funding
A grants manager argues that arts organisations should reconsider taking money from a government that is deporting babies.
Ballet students get a place to call home
The single new major allocation for the arts in the 2014 budget has provided a residence for young dancers.
Why 24 people need a 350-seat theatre
A tiny town in the Riverina is about to move its popular opera program from a converted pig-pen to a…
Money to upgrade regional arts facilities
Regional capital grants enable small towns to become cultural destinations.
Should you do a PhD?
A PhD can open doors for artists and creatives—but only if accompanied by some clever strategising.
Treating time as if it were money
Valuing, budgeting and saving time as if it is money is essential in the arts, where time is our most…
C.D.
This Gendermess production is a different kind of drag show, with performer skill winning out over spectacle.
Belly dancing at Fringe World
This year, fringe world have included belly dance across the festival as both professional performances and workshops.
Open auditions held for Cirque du Soleil
The Canadian company is looking for ‘weird and wonderful’ artists throughout February.
