Are young people the key to the economic recovery of live theatre?
Historically, theatres have the reputation of being a place where the elite would gather to be entertained; a place to
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Author: Peter J Snee
Keeping The Curtain Up: a musical theatre treat supporting the Australian performing arts community
As part of Arts Centre Melbourne’s continued commitment to offering audiences digital experiences through the Together With You program, on
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Queensland Theatre is keeping theatre alive
Queensland Theatre’s free online event, PLAY CLUB continues with the reading of After Dinner by Andrew Bovell, with Daniel Evans
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Hansel & Gretel: The delicious school holiday workshop
The school holidays are back up and running as Opera Queensland and shake & stir theatre co are set to
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World premiere of Boy Swallows Universe postponed until Brisbane Festival 2021
Queensland Theatre and Brisbane Festival remain committed to developing the brand-new Australian theatre work, Boy Swallows Universe, in association with
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Victorian Opera’s update for remaining 2020 performances
Victorian Opera has made several further difficult decisions regarding its remaining 2020 performances. Margaret Fulton: The Musical scheduled from 15-19
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Cirque du Soleil files for bankruptcy amid pandemic crisis
Cirque du Soleil Entertainment Group have filed for bankruptcy after the coronavirus pandemic forced it to close productions around the
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Broadway will not open before January 2021
Amidst the ongoing health crisis, it has been announced that Broadway theatres will remain closed until at least January 3,
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Victorian NAIDOC Week comes to life
Arts Centre Melbourne will be celebrating Victorian NAIDOC Week with a range of digital content being released from July 5-12
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Why is it important to up-skill whilst theatre’s are dark?
The complete lockdown shook the ground under our feet. It left many stuck at home, robbing us from our day-to-day
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