HELEN MUSA rounds up all things music, comedy and drama in this week's "Artsweek" column.
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
An extraordinary historical story of adventure and tragedy with a local link is the basis for an original play coming up at The Q in August.
“BE afraid… entertained, excited, confused… and delighted,” the promo goes. Arts editor HELEN MUSA reports in this week's "Arts in the City" column that the Spooky Men's Chorale is heading back to town...
One of Australia's most innovative musicians working on the European stage is heading for Canberra next month, reports HELEN MUSA.
End-of-financial-year tallying has revealed that the CBR Screen Investment Fund, managed by Screen Canberra, granted $498,832 to 10 screen projects and applications for the next round of funding has opened.
“We've let the girls loose,” says Aarwun Gallery director Robert Stephens as he contemplates the coming exhibition by artist sisters, Alice, Sophie and Lucy Pulvers, opening on Saturday.
After 25 years as artistic director of QL2 Dance, and a national career spanning five decades, Ruth Osborne is stepping down.
HELEN MUSA reviews “Chopin’s piano” at Llewellyn Hall.
There's lots to see and do around the arts scene this week. It's HELEN MUSA's "Artsweek" column.
Based around the acquisition of 3560 silver gelatin photographic prints, “Capturing Canberra: CMAG’s Press Photography” is the first time these photos have gone on display – 139 in all, drawn from 1913-1994, before the digital era.
Canberra Rep is staging a new “Amadeus” and Jim Adamik has scored the enviable role of envious Salieri, reports arts editor HELEN MUSA.
Here's arts editor HELEN MUSA's latest "Arts in the City" column.
