THE successful applicants of The Street Theatre’s “Early Phase” program for 2021 have been announced today (October 13) by artistic director and CEO Caroline Stacey.
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
“THE show will go on,” the organisers of the Gunning Arts Festival are saying as they prepare for their second virtual festival in a row.
A new “Fridge O-doption” program rescues fridges that have been kicked to the kerb by giving them a makeover, writes arts editor HELEN MUSA.
The National Gallery of Australia is investing in the stories of Australian artists through a dedicated film fund, writes arts editor HELEN MUSA.
Another week's worth of local and interstate arts news from HELEN MUSA in her "Arts in the City" column.
CANBERRA author Peter Papathanasiou has made a foray into “ethnic noir” with the invention of a Greek-Australian detective, Sgt George Manolis, despatched from police headquarters to look into a crime committed in his home town, Cobb.
The arts scene is slowly making a comeback into live performances, and arts editor HELEN MUSA reports the first of them in her latest "artsday" column.
IN a terrific coup for Alex Budd and his team at Canberra Theatre, news is to hand today (October 7) that the new, improved "Wharf Revue" will be the first production on stage in the big theatre after the Canberra lockdown ends and business
What's happening around Canberra and Queanbeyan's arts scenes. Arts editor HELEN MUSA knows and reports it all here in her latest "artsday" column.
WHEN it was announced recently that NSW south coast arts identity, author and cultural advocate, Sheena Boughen, would become the chair of the Australian String Quartet, eyebrows were raised in some musical circles.
THE Q, Queanbeyan Performance Arts Centre, has today (October 5) announced the winners of the “Q The Bard” Youth Shakespeare Competition.
Craft ACT has today (October 5) announced its decision to cancel its signature 2021 DESIGN Canberra festival, which was due to be presented this November.
