Arts editor HELEN MUSA looks at all-thing-arts in Canberra this week.
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
It's not every day you see a puppet show advertised as “not suitable for children”, but so it is with Everyman Theatre’s coming production of “Hand to God” by Texan playwright Robert Askins.
JOSH DAFFERN reviews a jazz ensemble with a cosy groove for a cold afternoon.
HELEN MUSA starts the arts week with her latest "Artsday" column...
A good news arts story is in from the south-east region of an ongoing project that’s transforming rooms at Bega High School into a winter wonderland of visuals.
SAMARA PURNELL reviews "Friends! The Musical Parody", at The Playhouse until Saturday.
“Parting is such sweet sorrow” says the National Portrait Gallery, quoting from “Romeo and Juliet” as it farewells “Shakespeare to Winehouse: Icons from the National Portrait Gallery, London”, which finishes up on Sunday.
Canberra photographer Sammy Hawker has carried off the $15,000 Mullins Conceptual Photography Prize for her photographic impression of Mount Gulaga on the south coast of NSW.
When Shaun Rennie arrived in Canberra to play Bert in Free Rain Theatre’s 2015 production of "Mary Poppins" few would have predicted that he was on his way to becoming a director of grand opera, writes HELEN MUSA.
One of Canberra's longest-serving and most productive arts identities, Phil Mackenzie, has died aged 85 after complications from lung cancer.
HELEN MUSA looks at the arts week in today's "Artsday" column.
Bonnie Neate and Suzy Piani's contemporary take on “Giselle” left many many people unprepared for the breathtaking quality of the production, which instantly won a Canberra Critics’ Circle Award. Now they have a new show.
