Four books relating to Australian military, social and war history have been announced by the Australian War Memorial as shortlisted finalists for the Les Carlyon Literary Prize.
Two former “CityNews” artists of the year are among the 16 artists, authors, musicians, dance and theatre performers and arts workers to benefit in the second round for 2022 of ACT government arts activities funding.
A play about one of Australia's most underrated professions is about to take the stage at The Playhouse, and it's bound to have primary school teachers falling about in agonised laughter.
If Craft ACT has anything to do with it, the nation’s capital is about to undergo an alchemical transformation with the advent of the 2022 Design Canberra Festival, writes arts editor HELEN MUSA.
"An extraordinary event in its scope and size, the message of the 'POW Requiem' is that only through forgiveness can we find peace," writes reviewer LEN POWER.
"The string players tore through many hairs on their bows. Every player raised a sweat in this electric concert. More please, and soon." Reviewer ROB KENNEDY was highly engaged by the energy and power of Omega Ensemble's performance.
Canberra Repertory Society launched its 2023 season at its home theatre in an event for subscribers, members, and friends with a dramatic bit of news for patrons – shows will henceforth start at 7.30pm, not the traditional 8pm!
An aspiring Canberra country singer has been named one of nine successful recipients under the inaugural Hireup Impact Grants Program, which will help people with disability realise their dreams.