“CATCH Me If You Can” is the musical that traces the real life story of a charming rogue, Frank Abignale Jnr (played by Leonardo di Caprio in the movie), who was always one step ahead of the FBI until he was caught forging millions of dollars of cheques, and posing as a pilot, doctor and lawyer. Alex Clubb plays Frank with Gerard Ninnes as FBI agent Carl Hanratty. At Gungahlin Theatre, May 27-June 11.

“OBNOXIOUS Ladies in the Australian Landscape” is the deliberately cheeky title of a new show curated by Sabrina Baker that brings together artists Emma Beer, Jacqueline Bradley, Anna Davern, Lucy Forsberg, Camille Serisier and Alex Pye. “All are assertive and determined in their ideas, uncompromising and not without a sense of humour,” Baker says. At Canberra Contemporary Art Space, Gorman Arts Centre, May 13 to June 18.

WESLEY Music Scholars’ autumn concert featuring Canberra’s top young about-to-be-professional talent performing everything from Debussy to Durufle is at Wesley Music Centre, 20 National Circuit, Forrest, 3pm, on Sunday, May 22. Tickets at the door. No bookings required.

THE Australian National Eisteddfod’s Bands & Orchestras program is on from May 19-26 in a range of venues around Civic and the inner north. 95 groups and around 2800 performers from Canberra, Melbourne, Hunter Valley, Sydney and Young are participating. Program details at nationaleisteddfod.org.au

“NORTHERN Delights”, an exciting program of Russian-inspired music, will be presented by the Brindabella Orchestra at the Uniting Church Queanbeyan (corner of Rutledge and Crawford Streets, near the Q car park) at 2pm on Sunday, May 22. Donation $5 covers program and afternoon tea. Tickets at the door.