Canberra Rep's latest extravaganza, the murderous black farce, "Arsenic and Old Lace", is bound to get up quite a few noses, writes arts editor HELEN MUSA.
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
In an spectacular multi-sensory experience, which is likely to push the National Museum of Australia on the global map, "Connection: Song Lines From Australia's First Peoples" was unveiled to press this morning (June 7).
Canberra’s theatre community is mourning the unexpected death of Liz Bradley, a true Canberra theatre stalwart, who died on her birthday yesterday, June 6.
What’s coming up in the arts? HELEN MUSA has a guide for this week with her “Arts in the City” column.
A night of horror on Black Mountain is at the centre of a new play soon to be staged by Canberra Youth Theatre as part of its 50th anniversary season.
The late Canberra weaver, Fay Skyring, has been honoured with the naming of the new Faye Skyring Canberra Textile Works Gallery.
The arts week has begun, here’s some of what’s happening in today’s “Artsday” column by HELEN MUSA.
The ANU’s Birch Building refurbishment by Hassell has been awarded the top Canberra Medallion at the ACT Architecture Awards.
A large crowd thrills to “Concert for Ukraine”.
A TINY settlement in the magnificent Monaro, caught between the alps and the coastal escarpment, is the source of inspiration for Canberra region writer Nigel Featherstone’s second novel, out this month.
IN a move likely to cause disappointment in the general public, the National Gallery of Australia has relocated the Aboriginal Memorial poles from the entrance area to Gallery 9 on Level 1.
"Arts in the City's" back with a potpourri of Canberra arts events.
