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A performer in a red dress thrown in mid-air while a group of men wait to catch her. The Circa production travels to Edinburgh International Festival later this year.
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8 Australian shows to wow Edinburgh stages

A darkly funny thriller, a satirical cabaret, and a girl-power musical about Lady Macbeth will travel to the Edinburgh International…

Celina Lei

May 9, 2025
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Features

Art travel guide: here are the best times to visit these five Asian cities in 2025

Go beyond the sightseeing with these art events that bring together the best in the city.

Celina Lei

May 7, 2025
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News

Relaxed performances to elevate accessibility

Why is it important to make performances truly accessible to all?

Allison Dickie

May 5, 2025
A finalist for the World Press Photo, Musuk Nolte's portrait shows a farmer carrying food across an Amazonian dried river bed. Image: Musuk Nolte.
News

World Press Photo winner and finalists focus on war and climate change

The annual World Press Photo competition draws tens of thousands of entries from around the world, with this year's winners…

David Burton

May 5, 2025
Features

Don’t miss in May – your monthly guide to the brightest and best arts in London

ArtsHub UK's monthly round-up of arts and cultural sector highlights.

Dr Diana Carroll

May 1, 2025
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Features

How it began: The Narrow Road to the Deep North

One of the most celebrated novels of the 21st century, Richard Flanagan's 'The Narrow Road to the Deep North' is…

David Burton

Apr 28, 2025
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Features

Travel destinations: 2 new museums setting the scene in Asia

With an eye on innovation, Taiwan and Thailand are both opening new contemporary art museums this year.

Celina Lei

Apr 28, 2025
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Opinions & Analysis

The fall of drawing and the rise of photography

Applying Sir Isaac Newton’s 17th century Third Art Law, could the rise in photography be at the fall of drawing?…

Michael Reid OAM
Opinions & Analysis

10 things I learned from selling eight million books

Success as an author can be as simple as learning these 10 succinct lessons.

Andrew Matthews
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Opinions & Analysis

A win for creative industries against AI?

Creative cultures may yet suffer when the royalties start flowing.

Oliver Bown
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Opinions & Analysis

What can arts organisations do if their audiences abandon Facebook and Instagram?

With the foundations of established social media platforms becoming unstable, what can arts marketers do to keep reaching their audiences?

Elliott Bledsoe
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Opinions & Analysis

Using language in storytelling

Great storytelling, like that of Michael Mann’s 'Heat', transcends genres by mastering language.

Erin O'Dwyer

Reviews

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Music review: Janáček: The Excursions of Mr Brouček, Barbican Hall

The London Symphony Orchestra embarked on a bold and boisterous journey with the irrepressible Mr Brouček. 

Dr Diana Carroll

May 8, 2025
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Theatre review:  An Inspector Calls, Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham

With its stark visuals and pointed messaging, this enduring production still holds a mirror up to a society reluctant to…

Claire Parsons

May 7, 2025
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Theatre review: The Girl on the Train, Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham

Dripping with unease and shadow, this adaptation trades tidy resolution for haunting emotional truth.

Claire Parsons

May 5, 2025
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Theatre review: Romeo and Juliet, Globe Theatre, London

A boot-scooting reimagining set in the Wild West. 

Dr Diana Carroll

May 5, 2025
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Music review: Hough plays Beethoven’s Third Piano Concerto, Barbican Hall

The firepower of the full orchestra raised the roof in this impressive performance.

Dr Diana Carroll

Apr 29, 2025

Career Articles

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Career Advice

So you want my arts job: Writing Coach

Procrastinating about your writing? Joining a 'Gunnas' workshop may help the ink to flow.

Thuy On
Career ladders are extinct for creative artists. Image: Mike Lewinski for Unsplash
Career Advice

Why the ‘career ladder’ is outdated for artists (and what to do instead)

For artists, career ladders are outdated and potentially dangerous ideas. Adopting a more latticed approach can help build a more…

David Burton
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Features

Scathing book reviews are more common than you think

Are you fretting about receiving a bad review? You're in good company.

Thuy On
Many creatives are obsessed with coffee. But is it worth the hype? Image: Nathan Dumlao on Unsplash
Features

Why your coffee is important to your creativity

Countless creatives cite coffee as an essential part of their daily routine. But is it possible to get the buzz…

David Burton
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Features

So you want my arts job: Principal Artist, Ballet

Step inside the life of a principal artist with The Australian Ballet, and learn what it takes to get there.

Gina Fairley

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