Here's HELEN MUSA's latest "Arts in the City" column, a potpourri of all things arts in and around the town.
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
With more titles than ever before, the German Film Festival is coming to Canberra in early May, reports HELEN MUSA.
"A slow start with a huge ending, the 10-piece powerhouse band pumped out timeless Motown hits one after another," writes reviewer CASSIDY RICHENS.
A second iteration of the art project “Belonging / Stories from Far North Queensland” is now on show at the National Museum.
Emotion was on display in this concert of Gallipoli songs, says reviewer LEN POWER.
The newly refurbished, No Name Lane, off Monaro Street, was launched in fine style on Thursday night with an exhibition of photographs by Braidwood artist Frank Lindner, reports HELEN MUSA.
HELEN MUSA rounds up a week's worth of art and rolls it all out in this week's busy "Artsweek" column.
Any thought that Suzanne Hawley’s play "Wild Thing", coming to The Q soon, was a kids’ play, is much mistaken, writes arts editor HELEN MUSA.
The Canberra Circus Festival is back, this time in the Big Tops at Chifley Oval right near the Warehouse Circus headquarters, reports HELEN MUSA.
When piano player Sine Winther arrives soon to perform Alexander Scriabin’s “blue” concerto, it won't be a homecoming, yet her Canberra connections are very strong, says arts editor HELEN MUSA.
Stroke survivor and theatre-maker Gretel Burgess has been nominated as a finalist in the National Stroke Foundation’s Creative Award, reports HELEN MUSA in this week's "Arts in the City" column.
Despite some vocal shortcomings, Don McLean performed a terrific concert that was enjoyed immensely, writes reviewer IAN McLEAN (no relation!).
