CANBERRA‘S leading natural science art and illustration organisation NatureArt Lab has been announced as the ACT state winner of an award for promoting sustainability.
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
Here's what's happening where from arts editor HELEN MUSA's "Arts in the City" column.
QUEANBEYAN Players are about to stage “Keating!” the musical, but rather than doing it in the federal seat of Eden-Monaro, they’re staging it in Belconnen Community Theatre, reports HELEN MUSA.
"Wanderlust is a group of quality musos, each with a unique voice and style," says reviewer ROB KENNEDY.
HELEN MUSA reports on what's making arts news in Canberra today.
IT'S been 48 years since the US officially ended its involvement in the Vietnam conflict but the memory lives on. Now a new play with a different slant on the war is coming to the Courtyard Studio.
Leading HELEN MUSA's "Arts in the City" column this week is news of the free, streamed Japanese Film Festival.
SHAKESPEAREAN comedy is known to be difficult to stage, but Canberra's Shakespeare by the Lakes is giving it a go with the coming production of “As You Like It”, reports HELEN MUSA.
THE ninth annual International Mother Language Day walk beside Lake Burley Griffin will go ahead this year and, with the cancellation of the Multicultural Festival, Canberra’s multiplicity of communities plan to join in.
CANBERRA-made, horror-satire film “Sissy” has been invited to premiere at the SXSW Film Festival in Austin, Texas, during March.
CANBERRA playwright Dylan Van Den Berg has won the $25,000 drama award at the 37th Victorian Premier’s Literary Awards for his play “Milk”.
ARTIST-in-residence at the Australian War Memorial, Chris Latham, is jubilant that his planned “Prisoners of War Requiem” is among the ACT applicants to share in funding of $131,870.
