The final season of The Wharf Revue opens in Canberra lat this month. HELEN MUSA talks with member Phillip Scott.
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
Here's arts editor HELEN MUSA's latest Arts in the City column, a weekly wrap of what's on where.
With the Oriana Chorale’s 50th anniversary coming up in a few years, it has announced its inaugural Emerging Composer in Residence Program open to all Australian citizens who are emerging composers, reports HELEN MUSA.
"The director’s choice to ignore the satire in this show resulted in the cast playing too broadly to try and make the script funny," writes reviewer LEN POWER of a new production of The Little Shop of Horrors.
"There were no prizes for guessing why so many people had packed into Wesley Music Centre, including an impressive turnout from the Korean community and their children, perhaps themselves budding pianists." HELEN MUSA reviews Jeonghwan Kim.
HELEN MUSA reviews Women’s Music & Poetry from Latin America at Wesley Music Centre.
ANU Za Kabuki Club’s 47th annual spring production, Shibaraku! (Wait a Moment) picks up on the perennial public fondness for superheroes.
In a production likely to be dubbed "So Frenchy, So Chic”, Mockingbird Theatre has embarked upon a production of French playwright Robert Thomas’ murder mystery, 8 Femmes (8 Women) one of the most popular plays in France.
Here's HELEN MUSA's latest Artsweek column, a wrap of the upcoming week's arts events, concerts and shows.
EM Forster’s seminal novel Howards End has been adapted many times including into film and more recently into a novel, but it has never been quite so originally reinterpreted as in The Inheritance, coming up at ACT Hub, writes HELEN MUSA.
The debut concert of Canberra’s Jazmourian Ensemble is coming up this weekend, with music inspired by ancient Persian and early western music.
Canberra’s literary community is reflecting on the contributions of publisher Stephen Matthews, founder of Ginninderra Press, who died under the Voluntary Assisted Dying program at his home in Port Adelaide on September 25. He was 78.
