AS the end of January draws near, a big weekend for alternate arts in Canberra also looms in the world of burlesque.
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
SEVEN months after the long-serving previous incumbent, Sam Tyler, moved to the ACT’s Chief Minister, Treasury and Economic Development directorate, Caroline Fulton has today been announced as artsACT's new executive branch manager.
Arts editor HELEN MUSA has written a full day of her "Artsday"column today.
MEREDITH HINCHLIFFE writes of an artist with an unquestionable talent, a unique sense of humour and a refreshing frankness and forthrightness, who leaves a wonderful legacy.
TO actor Christopher Samuel Carroll, the idea of a summer holiday is but a fanciful dream.
A new play by David Finnigan is setting tongues wagging in Sydney reports HELEN MUSA in her latest "Arts in the City" column.
Glitz, glamour and intellectual curiosity are at the heart of Tuggeranong Arts Centre's newly-announced program, writes arts editor HELEN MUSA.
It's an "Artsday" day and arts editor HELEN MUSA has some positive news from the Australian Open.
The coming Hollywood exhibition at the National Film and Sound Archive is not just a big summer blockbuster – it's the first time in two decades a major exhibition has been curated primarily from the NFSA’s collection.
Arts, arts everywhere and HELEN MUSA's got it nailed in her weekly "Arts in the City" column.
THE National Opera has announced its 2022 season and along with it a swag of luminaries and patrons and performers, inviting the question of whether it is a Canberra company or, as the name suggests, indeed a “national” organisation.
Illusionist Michael Boyd brings circus and theatre on stage together using illusions, dramatic presentations and his own quirky personal touches in a magic show with a difference.
