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Darlinghurst Theatre Company’s BLOOM Festival has transformed the Eternity Playhouse into a vibrant cultural hub for the summer, with live music, delicious dining, and a diverse offering of performances in our new …
This is the Australian premiere of this work, brought to us from Israel as part of Week 2 of the Sydney Fringe and is presented as part of Global Fringe Gala Week 2 The work won several awards at the …
Michael Cassel Group, one of the world’s leading theatre producers, has today announced it has accepted a strategic investment from Amplify, a global live entertainment and content holding company.
Michael Cassel Group, as an independent company, will sit alongside TEG …
The future of Australia’s largest multi-arts precinct has been secured thanks to extraordinary support from a group of benefactors and commitment to providing a 10 + 5 + 5 year precinct lease and 5 year funding from the NSW Government, …
Darwin Festival returns as Australia’s hottest winter arts festival with DF20 Homegrown (Thursday 6 — Sunday 16 August). A reimagined event showcasing the Top End’s very best, this year’s Festival program is brimming with exciting live and online …
Australia’s arts sector will get access to $250 million worth of grants and loans under a COVID-19 recovery package unveiled by the Federal Government.
The creative sector has been calling for more support after the coronavirus shut down venues and …
Next week would have marked the start of this year’s Sydney Eisteddfod Festival which has been inspiring and engaging with Australia’s young performers with its annual Festival for over 86 years.
Cancelled this year due to the coronavirus crisis, this …
James Cutler and Joshua Robson Productions are thrilled to announce a special and unique online concert which will shine a light on the Australian musical theatre industry and support performers whose livelihoods have been impacted by the COVID-19 arts shutdown. …
The Australian. arts sector is almost completely demoralised and disheartened by the announcement of the $5.4 million in Australia Council grants which represent a 30% cut over the next twelve months.
Major arts companies are set to lose ongoing funding …