Racism, gaslighting, and the Rob Guest Endowment
Earlier this week, it was announced that the 2020 Rob Guest Endowment Scholarship would be cancelled, and the endowment postponed
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Features
Rural Theatre – A safe way forward?
Rural theatre and drive-in theatres in Australia began to decline in the 1970s and 1980s, whilst on the other side
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PIPPIN: Inside The Auditions
Covid 19 has shut down the theatre… all theatre… there’s none left, it’s all gone… done… finished… Or is it?
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Laura Bonner talks touring children’s circus
Flipside Circus and arTour are collaborating on one of the first large-scale tours since the COVID crisis hit Australia –
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A chat with Caroline Martin about Yirramboi’s 2021 return
With its name meaning ‘tomorrow’ in the shared local languages of the Boonwurrung and Woiwurrung peoples, Yirramboi is Australia’s first and only First
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The Importance of Staging Musical Theatre Revivals: The Age of Pippin
The Oxford English Dictionary defines ‘revival’ as ‘an instance of something becoming popular, active or important again’. This is exactly
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Innovation in a time of great uncertainty – Van Gogh Alive
Bruce Peterson is the owner and founder of Grande Exhibitions, and the creator of Van Gogh Alive. Opening in Australia for
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Traditions and Taboos
Take care not to walk under that ladder; make sure you have that lucky rabbit’s foot with you at all
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Your guide to updated ‘terms of purchase’ for tickets to upcoming musical theatre
There is lots of concern and uncertainty about what the future has in store for ticket buyers of upcoming theatrical
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A morality tale: the importance of the arts in the post-COVID world
To draw an analogy between the Tragic Circle and the current Covid-19 crisis, live theatre stands at a climactic moment
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