Another busy week of arts and entertainment beckons. In her latest Artsweek column HELEN MUSA lists the who, when and wheres.
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
In another coup for artistic director and flautist Ana de La Vega, accordion virtuoso James Crabb and British violinist Anthony Marwood will take the stage at Snow Concert Hall to showcase an interesting combination of instruments.
They're saying the coming side-splitting comedy, Lend Me A Tenor, is the perfect the antidote to Canberra’s winter chills, and they could be right.
One of Australia’s most significant musicians, John Painter, cellist, founder of the Australian Chamber Orchestra and former head of the then Canberra School of Music, died in Canberra on Saturday. He was 92.
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"Mikaela Stafford's Inferno interprets this particular descent into hell as a spiritual journey that we can emerge from, transformed," writes reviewer SOPHIA HALLOWAY.
The ANU campus – particularly the HC Coombs building – is alive with the sounds of neighbour-cultures this month in an extraordinary event, Immersia: Engaging with Asia and the Pacific.
Queanbeyan's Bom Funk Dance Studio will head to Japan to perform across Tokyo and Osaka.
Canberra Photographic Society is celebrating 80 Years of artful snapping in the nation’s capital.
Graced with a clever title, The Man Who Planted Canberra is a new book about the life of Charles Weston MBE (1866-1935) and likely to be snaffled by horticulturists and proud Canberrans alike, writes HELEN MUSA.
HELEN MUSA's Artsweek column lists all the who-what-whens of another big week in the Canberra arts world.
