The Minns government will introduce a bill this week axing controversial requirements blamed for driving up the costs of staging festivals.
A new government funding package will help make the arts and culture festival more resilient to the economic shocks that have rocked other events.
Sackings,boycotts,sponsorship withdrawals:arts organisations across the country are in turmoil. So who has the right to say what?
The Tennessean reported that Bon Jovi was filming a music video on the bridge,which remained open to the public during the shoot.
He zigged when many thought he should zag,but through hits and misses,the Kid’s all right still.
Director Iain Sinclair has assembled an absolute dream team for this production – and it’s one of the biggest bargains in Melbourne theatre right now.
From a virtual pop star with 100,000 songs to boy band Take That,there’s no shortage of variety as concert season warms up. Grab your tickets – here are gigs you can’t miss.
The century-old Collins Street institution is estimated to be worth between $40 million and $50 million,and the council owns a 51 per cent stake.
A $200,000-plus payout to a senior staff member who made bullying allegations is said to be part of a troubling pattern of management and governance practices at Australia’s oldest professional orchestra.
Music industry leaders and artists have descended on the city for three days of panel discussions and live performances.
With a theme leaning so heavily on music,it’s not a surprise The Children’s Bach was adapted into an opera – but does it keep its magic when taken off the page?