THE Canberra Theatre’s new enterprise, “CTC@Home” starts today, Monday, June 15, with local children’s show, “The Joe Boogie Show”. Then, actor Christopher Samuel Carroll, winner of the 2019 Helen Tsongas award for excellence in acting, will be giving a live reading of the first chapter of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s “The Great Gatsby”. Live-streamed here.
LUMINESCENCE Chamber Singers’ new venture will offer music lovers an opportunity to enjoy some of Canberra’s singers and instrumentalists in the personal setting of a house concert. The artists, who include the Luminescence Chamber Singers, mezzo-soprano AJ America, pianist Ella Luhtasaari and soprano Chloe Lankshear, will work with music-patrons to tailor a short program for the evening. Fees apply and venues must have the capacity to adhere to social distancing guidelines. Inquiries and bookings to lcs@luminescence.org.au
MAMA, the Murray Arts Museum Albury, together with its shop and eatery, has quietly reopened with a modified exhibition program and additional safety measures in place. A highlight is Andrew Liversidge’s site-specific installation, “Those So-Called Infinite Horizons”, which repurposes MAMA’s advertising billboards as a canvas for an artwork that questions the current economic system. At 546 Dean Street, Albury NSW. Information at mamalbury.com.au
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