Canberra Rep is having fun with its sixth production of the year, “Sense and Sensibility”, opening this week for a three-week run.
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
One of Canberra's most in-demand costume designers is leaving town, but not before she's put the finishing touches to her designs for the new Mill Theatre Company created in a revamped warehouse in Dairy Road.
DEFYING gravity is a byword for singer Lisa Richards. Not only is “Waiting to Fly” the title of her eighth album, but its launch later this month will be a musical celebration of “taking flight” with her own songs and stories.
Michael Dahlenburg is one of Australia’s foremost cellists, but there are more strings to his bow and he’s also co-artistic director of the 37-year-old Australian String Quartet, about to perform in Canberra.
HELEN MUSA scans all things arts in and around Canberra in this week's "Arts in the City" column.
With a musical Samoan father and a watchful Polish mother, Koebi Faumui and his siblings were destined to be musicians, writes HELEN MUSA.
Another week, another week of arts. HELEN MUSA has all the arts happenings in her "Artsday" column.
LEN POWER reviews "All Baroque", a concert by the Musica Camera String Orchestra, led by John Ma.
Former artistic director Dave O'Neill and former Folk Festival office manager Jo Creswell are co-artistic directors for the next National Folk Festival.
Craft reviewer MEREDITH HINCHLIFFE reflects on two new exhibitions at Canberra Glassworks.
The weekend promises lots of concerts, as HELEN MUSA reports in her latest "Artsday" column.
Canberra Theatre’s redevelopment project has received 21 submissions from national and international consortia after a request for expressions of interest was put out in September to find a design and technical partner.
