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How Western theatre portrays Islam

The Brussels attacks have again thrust Islamic terrorists centre stage, and the way Western theatre portrays Muslims may be part…

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Not yours to share

Artists engaging with diversity risk being accused of appropriation.

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Donald Trump, Peta Credlin and Shakespeare

400 years after his death, Shakespeare offers some sharp insights into contemporary politics.

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How the art market's million dollar distortion affects you

The global art market rises and falls on multi-million dollar works but 90% of artworks sell for less than $50,000.

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My life as a plus-size actress

When you are a child actor, chubby means cute. When you hit adolescence, it can be agony. And as an…

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Highway to hearing hell: musicians and the danger of deafness

Deafness isn’t only a concern for rock musicians - anyone around music a lot has reason to be worried.

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How to get good marks in creative courses

Assessment doesn't have to be the dark cousin of learning. In creative arts, educators are using new contextual models better…

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When art gets too personal

Using the people around you in your art may test whether you care more about your creative work or your…

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A year of directing dangerously

Going to work in a prison revived this theatre-maker and reminded him why he makes theatre.

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Overcoming creation guilt in the arts

Should being busy really be a badge of honour? The mounting pressure for artists to create more, more, more may…

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