There's lots of arts events on the way. HELEN MUSA previews some of them this week in her "Arts in the City" column.
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
The weekend arts scene rolled up into one easy column. It's "Artsday" with HELEN MUSA.
"Engaging audiences with new music is not an easy task in Australia, but two graduates from the ANU School of Music may have found a way to do that while showcasing their degree years<, writes an enthusiastic reviewer ROB KENNEDY.
Canberra muso and theatre identity Ben Drysdale has been honoured in the Nashville-based “Unsigned Only” music competition for 2022.
An exhibition challenging how we see ourselves is coming to the National Portrait Gallery this weekend, reports HELEN MUSA.
A veteran Canberra poet and essayist, Subhash Jaireth, has today (September 29) been announced as winner of the $10,000 2021 ACT Book of the Year for his collection of essays, “Spinoza’s Overcoat”.
Actor Mike Wheeler has been selected for inclusion in the World Monologue Games, an international event featuring the best performers from 45 countries.
"The exhibition consists of images of ordinary Australians going about their ordinary lives. Most images document Australian lives at face value. Others challenge the status quo," says photography reviewer CON BOEKEL.
It's a happy 90th birthday today for one of the National Capital's grandest old ladies – Canberra Repertory Society.
“Slow down and connect thoughtfully with places you might normally simply pass by” is the motto of “Regeneration Roadtrip”, a choose-your-adventure journey designed for travellers between Canberra and the far south coast.
Dramatic Productions in Gungahlin is taking on one of the most accessible cult movies in “School of Rock”, where out-of-work Dewey Finn, who fancies himself as a great rockstar, pretends to be a substitute teacher at a school.
There's arts and there's "Arts in the City", HELEN MUSA's weekly wrap of all-things-arts around the ACT.
