"Celebration rather than grandiosity was uppermost in the minds of director Matthew Stuckings and his merry band of choristers," writes reviewer HELEN MUSA of the 60th anniversary concert of the ANU Choral Society, SCUNA.
In what its director Mathew Trinca called “a powerful act of friendship and respect,” the National Museum of Australia has signed an MOU with the National Museum of Singapore.
In a surprising list, the Australian War Memorial in Canberra has been named number nine in the top 10 free tourist spots in the world, the only such place in Australia.
When the latest revival of “West Side Story” takes the stage at Gungahlin College Theatre in early October, it will be up-to-date and authentic, with a focus on Latino actor-singers.
When violinist Daniel Röhn and pianist-poet-essayist Simon Tedeschi perform at Snow Concert Hall next month, it’ll be far more than a tribute to “The Roaring Twenties”, reports HELEN MUSA.
Canberra's love affair with Jane Austen will continue when eight actors from Salt House Creative take to the stage using just a door as a prop, says HELEN MUSA.
"Every so often, you get to see a performance that puts everything else in the shade." Reviewer HELEN MUSA writes in awe of a brilliant performance by pianist Edward Neeman.
After a very long period of acting in the directorship of CMAG, Anna Wong has been appointed to the new position of director of ACT Galleries, Museums and Heritage, reports HELEN MUSA.