Performing Arts
Jimmie Nicol, the Londoner who became a Beatle for 13 days, captured by Adelaide photographer
Works by Adelaide photographer Vic Grimmett are up for sale and among them are photos of The Beatles with one…
Should I offer workshops to help the cash flow?
ArtsHub looks at the pros and cons of running workshops, and takes you through the steps of working out how…
Top 3 tips for emerging directors
From the Archives: From independent theatre to the mainstage, directors offer practical advice for those starting out in their theatre…
So you want my arts job: Director, Independent Theatre
If you love collaborative storytelling that helps communities form around a common goal, directing indie theatre productions may be the…
Opera review: La bohème, London Coliseum
Jonathan Miller's acclaimed production of Puccini’s much loved opera returns to mark the centenary of the composer's death.
Performance exchange – the new way of touring?
It's a 'Disaster' waiting to happen – and that's a good thing for all involved. Find out how the NZ…
Unicorn Theatre (Weston)
Odd and the Frost Giants
Embark on an epic adventure full of Norse myths and magical beasts It's going to take a very special kind…
Music review: Edward Gardner conducts Rachmaninoff, Royal Festival Hall, London
An impressive display of technical mastery and musical intensity.
Music review: Concert 4: Szymanowski, Chopin and Mahler, The Barbican, London
Drama aplenty in the final Season Opening Concert from the London Symphony Orchestra.
Music review: Prom 72: Mozart, Farrenc and Beethoven’s ‘Eroica’, Royal Albert Hall, London
A colourful program of historically informed performance.Â