It's whopper of a week for all-things art. HELEN MUSA diligently lists the lot in this week's "Artsweek" column.
Helen Musa
“CityNews” arts editor
“It's ‘Twelve Angry Men’ – with teenagers,” Canberra Youth Theatre director Luke Rogers says of Dawn King’s “The Trials”, the hot-topic play to which he’s just snared the Australian performing rights.
When Geraldine Turner appears in Canberra in the 70th anniversary production of Agatha Christie’s “The Mousetrap”, her character’s reputation as “the seriously unpleasant retired magistrate, Mrs Boyle” will precede her, writes HELEN MUSA.
Here's Everything you want to know about local arts events but were too afraid to ask! Here's this week's "Artsweek" column by HELEN MUSA.
Shortis & Simpson are at it again with the next episode in their “Under the Influence” series, reports HELEN MUSA.
One of the undisputed cultural treasures of the ACT is QL2 Dance, and the annual showcase by its Quantum Leap Dancers is coming up at The Playhouse, reports HELEN MUSA.
Arts editor HELEN MUSA files another "Arts in the City" column highlighting what's what and who's who in the local arts scene this week.
"This concert satisfied on all levels" writes reviewer HELEN MUSA of the Canberra International Music Festival performance by the Brodsky Quartet and William Barton.
Robert Macklin’s long-awaited biography of the late media and publishing giant, Trevor Kennedy, has been published privately by his widow, Christina.
Dance critic BILL STEPHENS is drawn to the promise of seeing a work inspired by the teachings of modern dance pioneer Gertrud Bodenwieser.
"This is a play about family trauma that teases out the backgrounds of the characters exhaustively," writes arts editor HELEN MUSA in her review of Rep's production of "Crimes of the Heart".
Music from a composer collective of various Bachs, Mozarts and Haydns sounded like an impressive way to launch a music festival. And it was, says reviewer IAN McLEAN.
