Here's arts editor HELEN MUSA'S latest Artsweek column, a weekly round up of what's on…
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
Just how Russian do you have to be to call yourself The Great Moscow Circus? Well not at all, as HELEN MUSA discovers when she catches up with Mark Edgley, who’s promoting the brand for a multi-stage new 'Extreme' show.
HELEN MUSA scopes out the local arts scene for news and events in this week's Arts in the City column.
In what he calls “a myriad of glittering reflections”, newly-announced director of the ANU Drill Hall Gallery, Tony Oates, has curated an exhibition of work by two of our late artists who have put the visual art in Canberra on the map.
Actor, writer and director Christopher Carroll has been announced as the 2024 Capital Arts Patrons’ Organisation Fellow.
Queanbeyan artist Larah Nott has been awarded the Robert Foster Metal Prize, winning $10,000.
"An afternoon of delicious music by Musica da Camera proved to be a most appetising experience." ROB KENNEDY reviews An Afternoon of Oboe and Strings by Musica da Camera and Aaron Reichelt, one of Australia’s most experienced oboists.
"A clever production destined to be remembered as being among Queanbeyan Players' best." Reviewer BILL STEPHENS is quite taken by Nice Work If Your Can Get It!
"A sheer pleasure to watch." HELEN MUSA reviews a piano recital by Andrea Molteni at Wesley Music Centre.
In a sweeping gesture signalling generational change, the 92 -year-old Canberra Rep has announced a line-up of almost entirely youthful directors for its 2025 season, repots arts editor HELEN MUSA.
All eyes in Gungahlin on Friday morning were on the big top being hammered into place as the newest edition of the Great Moscow Circus rolled into town.
Music writer TONY MAGEE previews the visit to Canberra this month of acclaimed Polish pianist Lucas Krupinski.
