HELEN MUSA wraps a week's worth of upcoming arts and entertainment events into one sparkling column. Here's her latest Artsweek.
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
Arts editor HELEN MUSA talks to Madeline Li about her upcoming leading role as Juliet in Bell Shakespeare's latest production of Romeo and Juliet.
Members of Canberra’s theatre community have been saddened to learn of the death in Cairns on August 17 of theatre identity Camilla Blunden after complications from a lung infection. She was 81.
After nearly six years at the helm of the Canberra Theatre Centre, director Alex Budd will step down to take up the role of CEO at Opera Australia later this year.
One of the high points of the Canberra arts year, the piano eisteddfod, is on again this weekend, reports HELEN MUSA.
Puppeteer Jenny Ellis, of Little Wings Puppets, will be at Tuggeranong Arts Centre this weekend to stage a shadow play puppet show, The Owl’s Apprentice, and a workshop for children.
Visitors to the National Film and Sound Archive’s first art commission can expect to go on a weird descent through the circles of a modern-day hell before reaching their ultimate destination, says arts editor HELEN MUSA.
Here’s arts editor HELEN MUSA’s latest loop around what’s happening where in this week’s Arts in the City column.
Well-known poet and visual artist Jacqui Malins is the open category winner of MARION Ink’s Science + Storytelling Prize for her poetry-film script for Lutruwita.
Quintessentially a dance musical, A Chorus Line, with a storyline that sees director Zach and his assistant Larry auditioning dozens of hoofers with the purpose of getting an eight-member chorus for a new Broadway show, is coming to The Q.
They're saying the coming side-splitting comedy, Lend Me A Tenor, is the perfect the antidote to Canberra’s winter chills, and they could be right.
A portrait showing three vulnerable First Nations children is the winner of the $30,000 National Photographic Portrait Prize, reports HELEN MUSA.
