Music is the dominant artform in this HELEN MUSA's latest Arts in the City column.
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
"The play is a madcap, skit-like experience full of joyful comedy that gives cast an opportunity to let their hair down and get a little random." ARNE SJOSTEDT reviews Canberra Youth Theatre's new play Work, But This Time Like You Meant It.
The AWM has released imagery of a diorama depicting Australian troops making an amphibious landing in Dili, Timor-Leste on the eve of the 25th anniversary of the Interfet on Friday.
Arts editor HELEN MUSA says the 2024 Italian film festival kicks off on Thursday with a glorious choice for opening night— a film called Gloria!
Arts editor HELEN MUSA rounds up what's on where in her latest Arts in the City column.
Canberra Museum and Gallery and the Royal Canberra Hospital History Group have joined up to conserve and secure a collection of historic objects from the old Royal Canberra Hospital.
It’s awards season in the arts and three of Canberra’s national collecting institutions have come up trumps.
The new work coming up for Canberra Youth Theatre – Work, But This Time Like You Mean It – is "a very different piece of theatrical work,” director Luke Rogers tells HELEN MUSA.
Here's the latest Arts in the City column by HELEN MUSA, a weekly roundup of all-thing-arts in Canberra.
Ever Present: First Peoples Art of Australia, the newest show at the National Gallery shows clearly its strength in the art made in this country, by our own First People, writes arts editor HELEN MUSA.
ALLANA MACLEAN reviews The Cut, playing at the Mill Theatre until September 21.
The Australasian Dance Education Awards are coming up on October 26, but it’s time to start crowing now, as Queanbeyan’s Bom Funk Dance Studio has been named a finalist in seven categories.
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