"It would be a crime to miss it," they're saying of the new production of Chicago heading to Canberra Theatre in September, reports HELEN MUSA.
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
Another busy week looms on the Canberra arts scene. HELEN MUSA's latest Artsweek column has it all...
Arts editor HELEN MUSA previews Canberra Rep's upcoming production of Michael Gow’s famous play Away.
Here's Arts in the City, arts editor HELEN MUSA's weekly burst of arts news and events.
The National Museum of Australia is rejoicing that its exhibition Discovering Ancient Egypt has smashed all records for previous shows, with, at last count, 196,000 visits, making it the biggest blockbuster in the museum’s 23-year history.
"Cirque Bon Bon is a show that intentionally has no agenda or storyline. It’s just pure joy," writes reviewer SAMARA PURNELL.
A brilliantly colourful exhibition opening at the National Portrait Gallery this weekend looks at familiar figures stories from our history and asks questions.
The owners of Canberra’s longest-running, privately owned art gallery, Beaver Galleries in Deakin, have said that the doors will close on December 1.
A glorious eight-day springtime feast of piano-playing awaits the Canberra public as the Australian National Eisteddfod launches into its piano section this weekend, reports HELEN MUSA.
"Cobi Cockburn uses coloured light as a medium, much as she uses glass as a medium." writes MEREDITH HINCHLIFFE in her review of an exhibition at the Canberra Glassworks.
New York theatre-maker Heather Massie is coming to town with her one-woman tribute Hedy! The Life & Inventions of Hedy Lamarr, who was, says HELEN MUSA, one of Hollywood’s great enigmas.
When Marcia Hines first hit Australia in 1970, she was, famously, just 16 years old. Now at 71, she’s coming to Canberra in a show based on her 2023 album, Still Shining, reports HELEN MUSA.
