The Update
ANAM and BPO, The other American songbook, Helpmann Awards, Cut The Sky, and subscriber giveaways: Degas and Our Kind of Traitor ...
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Ian Potter Museum of Art, University of Melbourne, Marian Anderson, Sydney Symphony Orchestra in June, The Dark Heart of Winter, Shakespeare on film, The Beethoven Project giveaway.
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Melbourne Recital Centre, Eurovision in Oz, The Denis Joachim Collection, Australia Council National Indigenous Arts Awards, STC loses its artistic director, and the Melbourne Prize for Music ...
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My Fair Lady, Des Cowley on the Melbourne International Jazz Festival, Feminist Writers' Festival, Scorsese giveaway.
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Vale David Page, States of Poetry NSW, Past Matters at Montsalvat, Shorts@45, MTC announces new associate directors, ABR's new reader survey ...
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William Shakespeare - 23 April, A new Miss Julie, Oleg Caetani returns to Oz, and Bill Henson at the Hellenic Museum ...
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In this fortnight's Update: The Sia Furler effect, Melbourne International Jazz Festival, David Hare in Melbourne, and our new reader survey.
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The return of Olivier Messiaen, La Mama seeks submissions from patrons and performers, Green Room Awards nominees announced, Porter Prize ceremony ...
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Why is bad singing so funny? Why do missed high notes induce such hilarity? Is it all vaudeville or a case of Schadenfreude? Curiously, we have two new films about the egregious soprano par excellence, Florence Foster Jenkins (whose awful recordings are legendary and who died soon after ...
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Sydney Symphony Orchestra flash sale, States of Poetry, Winner of the inaugural Dorothy Hewett Award announced, fortyfivedownstairs's new season, Cancellation of the ABC Symphony Australia Young Performers Award, Newcastle Writers' Festival ...
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