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Musical Theatre performers, take a chance to develop all aspects of audition technique, musical theatre performance and career development "“ tailored specifically to the 10 participants of each age group. Over a 6-month period, participants will work with musical theatre star and Australia's leading teacher of audition technique, Queenie van de Zandt, alongside a team of guest tutors made up of Australia's leading musical theatre actors, choreographers, directors, casting agents, marketers, producers, musical directors, and publicists. With 10 spots available in each masterclass series "“ participants will be chosen through an online audition process.

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You are invited to new exhibitions. Opening reception on Friday 8 June 2018 at 6-8 pm. Exhibition will be held between 6 - 17 June, 2018

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Celebrating the release of their respective debut albums, two powerhouse Indigenous artists, Wannadilyakwa woman Emily Wurramara and Wergaia woman Alice Skye, have teamed up and announced their co-headline River Eylandt' national tour.

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Based on the fascinating true story of Australia's first boys' prison, Point of No Return is a riveting, energetic new Australian drama about a group of youths struggling to survive in Tasmania's Point Puer Boys' Prison. #EssenceProductions #PONR

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Now spanning over 220 years, the morbid fascination with the "It Girl" of Versailles continues as Heartstring Theatre present the Australian premiere of award-winning playwright David Adjmi's much lauded theatrical sweetmeat, Marie Antoinette. #HeartstringTheatre #MarieAntoinette

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The Song Company's "True love Story" Friday 8th June 7.30pm. Plus four chances to see the Melbourne International Singers Festival choirs and artists: Deakin Edge Theatre, Federation Square. Choir of Southern Lights, THECHO!R, Southern Sistars "“ Sat 9th June 7.30pm - 9.30pm. The Velvetones, Divine Divas of Sunbury, Southern Brothers Plus WORLD PREMIERE of Subversive: The Musical, featuring Men Aloud! - Sun 10th June 7pm - 9.30pm. Australia's finest, funniest music educator, Richard Gill AO, conducting the 300 voice festival chorus plus Choir of Hard Knocks - Monday 11th June 2.30pm - 5pm. St Johns Southgate "“ Sunday 10th June 2.30pm "“ 3.30pm. The exciting young talents of XL Arts inc. present a recital of music by Chopin and others; programme curated by Justin Jacobs. Join us for an unforgettable weekend of musical experiences at #MISF18

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Yesterday at the Bathurst Memorial Entertainment Centre, Regional Arts NSW launched Artstate Bathurst, the second iteration of a four-year program building upon conversations, partnerships and opportunities for regional artists and arts organisations. Partnering with Arts OutWest, this four-day event in Bathurst will welcome an anticipated 200 arts industry delegates and include a line-up of inspirational speakers, accompanied by a multi-genre arts program showcasing the very best in arts from the Central West region.

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Artists who live, work or study in Boroondara are invited to apply for the Community Project Wall 2019 Exhibition Program. Applications are open now until 29 June 2018.

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The Stranger in the Mirror is the debut album from the Jake Mason Trio. Stepping out from the drivers seat of Cookin' On 3 Burners, Mason dives firmly into the 60's organ trio sound making a record that is both delicate and fiery. See Jake Mason Trio perform in Melbourne on June 28th at Bar 303.

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Two generations of artists come together from June 13 to 16, in a world premiere double bill of provocative dance performance works - Humanoid by early-career artist Cloé Fournier and Threshold:NRC from renowned dancer, choreographer and researcher Dean Walsh.

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Rubber Records is excited to announce Japanese jazz group Soil & "Pimp" Sessions' have released their fourth studio album 'Dapper' in Australia.

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Falling is the new song from 4 Years', to be released to radio today by The Royce Twins, Gabriel and Michael Saalfield. The Twins are Melbourne-based singer-songwriters and multi-instrumentalists.

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The Stranger in the Mirror is the debut album from the Jake Mason Trio. Stepping out from the drivers seat of Cookin' On 3 Burners, Mason dives firmly into the 60's organ trio sound making a record that is both delicate and fiery. Featuring James Sherlock (Guitar) and Danny Fischer (Drums) the trio weave their way through bluesy soul-jazz, blazing vigour and soundtrack-esque territory. "I love the place where Jazz and Soul meets" says Mason. "It has a simplicity that is so warm and welcoming combined with a complexity that is exciting and makes you move"

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In Ulysses, nothing and no-one is safe and everything is fair game: James Joyce, style virtuoso, sends up everything "“ including all the sacred cows of a thousand years of English literature. In this brand new, uproariously funny stage adaptation, this scurrilous and at times outrageous book springs vividly to life.

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Celebratory Drinks and Artist Talk on Saturday 21st 12-2pm. In the group exhibition SEA SHAPE, contemporary jewellery artists reflect on our relationship with the sea: what we take out, what we learn, and what we return.

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Starman - The music of David Bowie, performed by internationally renowned entertainer Sven Ratzke

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2 - 30 June 2018 - Island Welcome is a group exhibition exploring contemporary jewellery as a gesture of greeting. @Craftvictoria #WatsonPlace #IslandWelcome #WithRefugees

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Following on from a major retrospective exhibition at the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory, Darwin based artist Franck Gohier will showcase a solo exhibition of new works at Mitchell Fine Art in Fortitude Valley. @mitchellfineartgallery @franckgohier #dirtydeeds #contemporaryart #australianartist #vintagecomics #comic #exhibition #popart

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The National Institute of Circus Arts and The Australian Ballet School present Le Sacré - a circus and ballet ensemble collaboration.

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One of the world's most distinctive guitarists, Norwegian experimental musician Kim Myhr arrives at The SUBSTATION for two vastly different concert experiences as part of the 2018 Melbourne International Jazz Festival. @thesubstation_

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Rapaport's Village Idiot' national tour kicks off in June and will stop via Perth, Brisbane, Melbourne, Canberra, Sydney, Jindabyne and Adelaide.

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We are delighted to announce the Festival's concert program, featuring an exciting mix of fantastic choirs, ensembles and premieres over the Queen's Birthday Weekend. #MISF @SOHKnocks @MelbSingersFest @xlartsaustralia

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A spectacular night-time celebration of light and art transforming where our rivers meet. @melvilleartsandevents @melvillecityartsandevents

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Award-winning photographic artist Lilli Waters will unveil her latest solo exhibition, Coral Lands, from 20th June to 1st July at Saint Cloche gallery, Paddington.

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The internationally celebrated Grammy-award winning coloratura soprano Sumi Jo returns to Australia this July for an unmissable concert with the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra on July 15 ahead of recitals in Melbourne (July 17), Sydney (July 19) and Brisbane (July 21). One of the world's greatest exponents of bel canto (beautiful singing), Sumi Jo will perform a magnificent program of music from her unsurpassed repertoire, joined on stage for the first time by dashing Argentine-born baritone José Carbó, and accompanied by pianist and conductor Guy Noble.

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International collection of art as homage to the female figure: woman in the arts, myth, history, society... exploring all her nuances: sacred, mysterious, courageous, sensitive, strong, determined, fragile, powerful...

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Three former winners of the Miles Franklin Literary Award have been named on the 2018 Longlist. Peter Carey, Michelle de Kretser and Kim Scott are joined by eight other established authors, all of whom have received numerous literary accolades throughout their careers, making the 2018 longlist a remarkable collection of Australian stories. @_milesfranklin @milesfranklinliteraryaward

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Adelaide Fringe after being announced as the inaugural recipient of the Matt Tarrant Young Performer Grant. @ADLfringe #ADLfringe

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Peggy Griffiths and Jan Griffiths, her daughter, work with elemental forces of fire and water, painting and ceramics.

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The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show returns to Australia ahead of a 22-city national tour with three performances at The Concourse, Chatswood on June 21.

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