Arts editor HELEN MUSA looks at what's what and who's who around the arts this week in her "Arts in the City" column.
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
WITH an election just around the corner, it’s not all that surprising that Shortis and Simpson have got together with political journalist Karen Middleton to put on a show, reports HELEN MUSA.
HELEN MUSA's back with another "Artsday" column previewing some of the week's best arts events.
Passers-by outside King O’Malley’s pub in Civic this weekend will have noticed a painter hard at work, painting live in front of the bar area.
Reviewer HELEN MUSA says a new Sydney revival of a uniquely Aussie stage adaptation of "North by Northwest", Alfred Hitchcock‘s famous 1959 film, combines theatrical savvy with technological pizzazz.
"It’s not very likely that Australian audiences will get to see many further revivals of this opera, as the subject matter is frankly abhorrent," writes HELEN MUSA in her otherwise positive review Opera Australia's "La Juive”.
Another day, another "Artsday" column from HELEN MUSA looking at what's happening at the weekend.
News that singer Montaigne will be performing in Queanbeyan on Saturday leads HELEN MUSA's "Artsday" column today.
THE National Gallery of Australia’s fourth National Indigenous Art Triennial is almost on us, and this time there’s a difference, with a focus on the art of south-eastern Australia.
"Arts in the City", arts editor HELEN MUSA's weekly wrap of what's what in Canberra arts.
THIS year, the Queen celebrates her diamond jubilee – 70 years and the National Capital Authority is mounting “The Queen and Me”, telling stories of people in the crowds and the faces lining the streets during one of her visits.
Today, tomorrow and beyond, there's lots of current arts news in HELEN MUSA's "Artsday" column today.
