It was such a special day at the Canberra Theatre, that Chief Minister Andrew Barr took time out of Budget Day to attend its official 60th birthday cake-cutting ceremony.
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
HELEN MUSA reviews Midwinter, a performance by the Canberra Community Chorale.
Arts editor HELEN MUSA scans the local arts scene for the latest news and it's here in her latest Arts in the City column.
Nineteen projects were awarded at the 2025 ACT Architecture Awards on Saturday night at the National Library of Australia.
Reality TV and drag aficionados are in for a dazzling spectacle when the touring show, Bring Back My Wives, arrives at the Hellenic Club for a one-night-only show.
In her latest Artsweek column, HELEN MUSA wraps up the best in arts and attractions for the coming week.
Oriana Chorale’s emerging composer in residence, Aija Draguns, whose new work is part of the coming Musica Domestica concert, seems well and truly to have emerged, writes arts editor HELEN MUSA.
In a poignant reminder of the ephemerality of art and life, a new sculpture has been unveiled at the ANU to replace a glass sculpture shattered in a 2020 hailstorm – and this one’s built to last, writes arts editor HELEN MUSA.
At age 87, legendary photographer Heide Smith, now living at Tuross on the south coast, is looking to her legacy, writes arts editor HELEN MUSA.
Arts in the City is HELEN MUSA's weekly wrap of arts news from around the town.
Canberra conductor Leonard "Lenny" Weiss was on Thursday judged co-winner, with Argentine-Italian conductor Fernando Oscar Gaggini, of the 21st Khachaturian International Competition, held in the Armenian capital, Yerevan.
HELEN MUSA reviews Northern Lights, a performance by Scandinavian violinist Johan Dalene and Tasmanian pianist Jennifer Marten-Smith.
