Two of Canberra’s leading musical figures are taking centre stage at the coming Bowral Autumn Music Festival, held in the autumnal surrounds of historic St Jude’s church.
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
“Play School” star Justine Clarke has been cast as Julia Gillard and the world premiere of "Julia" will be in Canberra, reports HELEN MUSA in her latest "Arts in the City" column.
Arts editor HELEN MUSA reports from “PORTRAIT23: Identity”, National Portrait Gallery’s newest exhibition, marking the institution’s third decade.
Arts editor HELEN MUSA takes a look at the arts treats up ahead in this week's "Artsday" column.
As Easter draws near, one of the most enduring festivals in the region is swinging into gear – the Four Winds Festival, preparing to return to its home on glorious Barragga Bay, Bermagui, writes HELEN MUSA.
Here's the latest "Artsday" arts wrap from arts editor HELEN MUSA.
The Street Theatre’s walls are about to echo to that distinctive style of music that grew out of the bordellos of Buenos Aires – tango.
The Independent Parliamentary Expenses Authority social club is supporting a Canberra artist through an exhibition of 10 representative artworks.
"This is exquisite and searching music," writes reviewer ROB KENNEDY of the Canberra Symphony Orchestra Chamber Classics concert at Albert Hall on Sunday.
What could very well be the first public sculpture of Minister Anthony Albanese has Been installed at Aarwun Gallery in Gold Creek, reports HELEN MUSA.
LEN POWER reviews “Time Is A River”, a concert by the Omega Ensemble at Ainslie Arts Centre.
“'The Threshold' is a thoughtful and effective show supported by quality and unobtrusive sound and lighting. It explores end of life with warmth, curiosity and compassion," writes reviewer SIMONE PENKETHMAN.
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