Communications & Culture
Dre Ngatokorua aka DJ MoZzi was inspired to get into DJing through his father’s love of hip-hop, and after watching...
The Archive of Educated Hearts is Casey Jay Andrews’ one woman play, which was first performed at The 2018 Edinburgh...
Engaging teens in the arts means inviting them in and ensuring that the activities they find when they arrive fit...
International arts leader Rhana Devenport will step into the top role at the Art Gallery of South Australia from October...
Pauline Hanson has been a divisive figure in Australian politics for more than 20 years. The Colour Orange: The Pauline...
Writer and theatre-maker Molly Taylor credits a fateful trip on public transport with changing the course of her life. With...
The Balnaves Foundation Indigenous Playwright’s Award celebrates Indigenous storytelling and the winner was announced yesterday, during National Reconciliation Week, at the...
Opera Australia’s production of Carmen is a contemporary take on the famous opera by Georges Bizet. Carmen is an unusual female protagonist in...
Politics & Economy
Art has traditionally been viewed as a good in itself – a benefit to the citizenry, something that should be...
Richard III is one of the most misogynist plays Shakespeare ever wrote. But the current Bell Shakespeare production that depicts a...
