Multi-talented performing artist, Marcel Cole likes to think of himself as a "crossline Canberran”. Crossline, that is, between Canberra and the rest of the world, and between singing, acting and dancing, writes HELEN MUSA.
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
Here's HELEN MUSA's latest wrap of all-things-arts. It's "Arts in the City"...
HELEN MUSA previews a “heartfelt work” that takes Shakespeare and the asylum-seeker experience in Australia and “mashes them together to make something new”.
"Perhaps Evans sometimes aimed to create works that are, as compositions, deliberately off centre. Why are so many of the verticals not vertical?". CON BOEKEL reviews an exhibition by photographer Joyce Evans.
HELEN MUSA reviews "The Visitors", performed by the Victorian Opera.
When Mathew Trinca's contract as director of the National Museum of Australia ends at the end of February, he'll be 60 – the new 50 – and there's no sign that he’s slowing down.
Here's a wrap of arts events, exhibitions and attractions from all around Canberra. It's "Artsweek" with HELEN MUSA.
Canberra's dementia-inclusive choir, Alchemy Chorus, is turning seven and plans to celebrate with a community event on October 19.
Excitement was mounting at Merici College on Monday as its Year 11 & 12 dance students put the finishing touches to their entry in the 2023 Ausdance ACT Youth Dance Festival, a contemporary work called “Trance”.
Cabaret, concerts, dance and more have caught the eye of columnist HELEN MUSA. Here's her latest "Arts in the City" column.
It's an open question as to whether theatre director Cate Clelland would've been helped if she'd seen the film "Lantana" before directing Andrew Bovell’s play "Speaking in Tongues", on which the movie was based, writes HELEN MUSA.
Canberra author Patrick Mullins has won the $80,000 fellowship for non-fiction writing from the Copyright Agency, it was announced on Thursday.
