"It is a rare day you will attend a work of dramatic art that is so visually stunning, so carefully produced, and so precisely executed. This show is beauty magnified." Reviewer ARNE FEALING was quite taken by Gaslight.
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
HELEN MUSA previews another week of Canberra arts in her latest Artsweek column.
"There's not much more to be said about the extraordinary NZ theatre troupe A Slightly Isolated Dog than that they are absolutely hilarious." HELEN MUSA reviews A Slightly Isolated Dog's performance of The Trojan War.
Tempo Theatre is celebrating its 50th anniversary with a new and updated stage production of Mother and Son, written by Geoffrey Atherden and directed by long-time Tempo member Michael Weston, reports HELEN MUSA.
Show news, arts news and gallery news (well, news of a cafe) are in the mix of HELEN MUSA's Arts in the City column this week.
Canberra Bach Ensemble was assigned three cantatas by the Leipzig Bach Festival, to which they will travel in June. The ensemble presented them as a pre-Leipzig recital at St Christopher's Cathedral. HELEN MUSA reviewed the performance.
The Canberra Symphony Orchestra has been awarded a $4.1 million funding injection over four years under the 2024-25 federal budget, reports arts editor HELEN MUSA.
QL2 Dance is presenting its annual major production in The Playhouse titled Subject To Change. It will be the last for founding director Ruth Osborne, who, after 25 years is stepping down, reports HELEN MUSA.
Lots of arts to enjoy this week in Canberra. HELEN MUSA's latest Artsweek column will get you started.
“What a rotter,” actor Toby Schmidt says of his character, Jack, the handsome manipulative husband in the play Gaslight, coming to The Playhouse," writes arts editor HELEN MUSA.
Autumn is beloved by Canberra schools as a time for large-scale fundraisers, such as the coming Artshow@Radford, marking the 40th anniversary of Radford College’s dedication in 1984.
A romp through Homer in awful faux-French accents is one show that caught arts editor HELEN MUSA's eye in this week's Arts in the City column.
