OzAsia Festival 2021 program celebrates Asian Australian talent on new level
OzAsia Festival 2021 will feature more than 300 artists in what is expected to be the world’s most significant showcase
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YIRRAMBOI Festival announces the return of Barring Yanabul on Saturday 8 May
One of the biggest events in the YIRRAMBOI Festival calendar, BARRING YANABUL is a celebration of Blak culture across art,
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MIDSUMMA returns in Autumn for 2021 to premiere hybrid queer arts & cultural festival
Australia’s premier LGBTQIA+ arts and cultural experience, Midsumma Festival, has announced its long-awaited 2021 dates, specially returning for the one-time
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Opening next week – 5th biennial Yellamundie Festival celebrates First Peoples storytellers
Moogahlin Performing Arts together with Sydney Festival and Carriageworks will present four ground-breaking works from five First Peoples storytellers and two live-panel
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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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Opera At Jimbour returns for 2019
In celebration of Queensland Music Festival’s 20th anniversary, 2019 brings a new Gala program of opera to the Western Downs
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A Chat with Festival Director Joseph Mitchell of the OzAsia Festival Sept 17 – Oct 2
The OzAsia Festival is one of the most highly regarded celebrations of Asian Theatre and performance anywhere in the world.
Read moreThe Container Festival
Just when it looks like there might be a week without an arts festival in Melbourne, along comes the inaugural
Read moreTen Days on the Island – To Festival Towns and Beyond
From Hobart to Launceston, Queenstown to Swansea, Tasmania’s International Arts Festival, Ten Days on the Island, truly is a unique
Read moreShort+Sweet 2012, QLD
Eleven years ago, Short+Sweet began in Sydney. Since then it has gone from strength to strength, spreading around Australia and
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