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Who is Lucy Maunder? I am a Melbourne based Actor, born in Sydney spent my childhood in London, moved back to Sydney when I was 15 and last year bought a property in Melbourne. Love all aspe…
Featuring some of the world's most creative emerging and established publishers, artists and writers, the 2016 Melbourne Art Book Fair will feature a dynamic program of free talks, book laun…
Tracing letters sent from the front line through the War Office to back home, Facing World War One: Stories of loyalty, loss and love captures the poignant voices of the family and loved one…
Julian Louis, Artistic Director of NORPA, intends to challenge perceptions of regional theatre when he makes the lead speech at the Theatre NSW Network Forum at ARTLANDS DUBBO 2016,…
The 16th annual Helpmann Awards are set to dazzle at the Sydney Lyric Theatre on Monday 25 July, as Live Performance Australia (LPA) announce the line-up of performances, and Hosts for th…
After a critically-acclaimed sellout season in Melbourne last year, due to popular demand Joshua Harmon’s Broadway and West End hit, Bad Jews returns to St Kilda’s Alex The…
Who is Mirusia? I am anAustralian opera singer who sings around the world on my solo tours and with Andre Rieu. Many people will have seen me perform with Andre, but I am currently on an Int…
For the second time in its history, the National Institute of Circus Arts (NICA) has a new Head of Circus Studies, AND it's one of their graduates! After an extensive search, and following o…
Nearly 120 years after Puccini wrote La Bohéme, it remains one of the world's most favourite operas, now Opera Australia (OA) returns to Melbourne’s State Theatre from 3 May 201…
A bewitching story from the British author of the global smash Jerusalem, Red Stitch Actors Theatre presents the Australian premiere of Jez Butterworth’s The River from 29 Apr…
With the demise of the National Program for Excellence and the invention of the Catalyst Fund by the federal government in November 2015, the arts community is still at a loss around the rea…
After a sell-out debut in Adelaide that left fans requesting a repeat performance, Canzoni Di Mio Padre is now set to wow Melbourne audiences on the Elisabeth Murdoch Hall stage for two p…
Whether they be physical constructions, psychological constructs or natural defences, Borders, Barriers, Walls – a new exhibition at the Monash University Museum of Art from 30 Apri…
Continuing their commitment to the development of new Australian work, the Edgeware Forum present, as their second production, the premiere of Dominic Witkop’s Contrite Spirit at th…
Who is Gail Louw? I am a playwright. I was an academic. I am based in Brighton, England and was born in Johannesburg, South Africa. What would you do differently to what you do now? I am in …
An uplifting journey into the underbelly of inner-suburban Melbourne, Pawno is a warm-hearted and witty narrative that examines the intersecting stories of 14 local characters and their r…
Three of Sydney's premier cultural institutions – the Art Gallery of New South Wales (AGNSW), Carriageworks and the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (MCA) – are establishing …
The National Gallery of Victoria's blockbuster exhibition Andy Warhol | Ai Weiwei closed this week with a final attendance of 399,127 visitors – making it the highest-selling tick…
The exquisite costume and set designs of some of Australia's most esteemed designers will be celebrated in the free Arts Centre Melbourne exhibition, Stage Presence: Design from the Australi…
Who is John Kachoyan? A lapsed catholic suburban-kid pretending to be a director and dramaturg. What would you do differently to what you do now? I'd be a poet – something equally unst…
Whether the character is Indiana Jones, Tintin, Robert Langdon or a group of children (famous, secret, wizard or otherwise), each generation of reader has its fictional adventuring heroes.Â…
Featuring an all female cast in their inaugural season, Heartstring boldly marches into the Melbourne independent theatre scene with their ambitious take on Shakespeare's bloody tale of powe…
A bittersweet comedy about love and loss in pre-revolutionary Russia, New Theatre continues its 2016 season with simply one of the greatest plays of the modern era, The Cherry Orcha…
The Seekers achievements are numerous and remarkable. Their music has become an integral part of the Australian soundscape. Australians have been reading about them and humming their tunes f…
The drama, hilarity and excitement are building for the 2016 Eurovision Song Contest with Australia once again competing for the coveted prize. Now in its 61st year, the Eurovision Song C…
