Here's HELEN MUSA's collection of art news for this week's "Arts in the City".
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
For the second time, the CAT Awards – now officially titled the Combined Area Theatre Awards – celebrated with a cut-down awards presentation at Canberra Rep Theatre.
Everybody knows about Dorothy's journey down the Yellow Brick road to the Emerald City – or do they, wonders arts editor HELEN MUSA.
More than 40 mixed handkerchiefs resulting from an artistic exchange between Afghan and Australian women have been acquired by the Australian War Memorial.
One of Canberra’s longest-running community music organisations faces a bleak future after having been forced to make drastic changes in the aftermath of covid.
HELEN MUSA takes a look at what is coming up over the holiday period in this week's "Artsday" column.
"It was the musical equivalent of a perfectly-cooked Christmas pudding," writes HELEN MUSA in her reviews of Christmas Classics”.
If there was one thing that could have prevented NSW Australian of the Year, Craig Foster, from attending the launch of an exhibition on the subject at the National Museum this morning it would be a semi-final in the World Cup.
Just four weeks after having won the Australian War Memorial’s $10,000 Les Carlyon Literary Prize, Canberra writer Christine Helliwell has been announced as one of the winners in the 2022 Prime Minister’s Literary Awards.
HELEN MUSA previews a slightly darker production of Dickens' "A Christmas Carol”.
When actor Jim Adamik won a Canberra Critics Circle award a decade ago for playing Daddy Bear in “Goldilocks and the Three Bears” at the annual ACT Arts Awards, a titter ran around the assembled crowd – but it was no laughing matter.
Arts editor HELEN MUSA takes a look at what's what and where this week in the Canberra arts scene.
