“I’ve got 47 people on stage with banners and ribbons," said the director of Queanbeyan Players’ coming production of “Hello Dolly!”, Michael Moore, as he strode onto the stage at a media call this morning.
The Australian National Eisteddfod, one of the largest and longest running performing arts ventures in town, has a mission to promote participation in the performing arts, says bands and orchestras convener Simon Best.
Curator, arts lobbyist and craft expert Meredith Hinchliffe is a true believer in the arts – and she’s one of Canberra Museum and Gallery’s longest-standing donors, a model philanthropist in the ACT arts sector, writes arts editor HELEN MUSA.
Hot on the heels of the Ralph Wilson Day at Gorman Arts Centre today, May 28, a trio of collaborators of the late Canberra director, have come together to reprise his 1985 production of two plays in a twilight season of Chekhov at Smiths Alternative.
Yothu Yindi members – Witiyana Marika, Stu Kellaway and Kevin Malngay Yunupingu – have been in town all weekend preparing for tonight’s Reconciliation Eve concert at the Canberra Theatre, reports HELEN MUSA.