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MEMBER SIGNUP"Unsnap those garters and those starched lapels. It's time to get wicked and wild" After presenting critically acclaimed sell-out productions of Sunday in the Park with George & Merrily We Roll Along, Little Triangle will present The Wild Party with emerging Australian performers in November for a strictly limited 2- week season at the Seymour Centre. #WildPartyAU
Smells Like A Song sees the multi-talented Impro Melbourne players pulling an entire improvised musical out of thin air. And as with any Impro Melbourne show audience participation is an integral part of the fun. #impro #musical #smellslikeasong
Wage theft culture is widespread throughout Australia with a quarter of international students and backpackers receiving $12 or less per hour, around half legal minimum salary.
Dating back to the 1940s, the Skating Girl neon sign has been fully restored and now lights up the St Kilda Town Hall foyer. Her official return highlights an important part of St Kilda's history, the iconic St Moritz Ice Skating Rink.
Sydney International Piano Competition's 2016 first and second prize winners, Andrey Gugnin and Arseny Tarasevich-Nikolaev, reunite for concerts in Sydney and Melbourne
Join us at one of Coburg's iconic venues for a night of seduction and glamour.
Pregnancy related mental health issues are common, incredibly common. In fact, an average woman in Melbourne is twice as likely to experience perinatal depression, anxiety or psychosis as catch public transport to work. Consider that next time you see a crammed tram at rush hour. Yet despite the prevalence of these conditions, many women feel too ashamed to seek the support they need. New Zealand based theatre maker Lisa Brickell is out to change that with Mockingbird: A Dark Comedy about Motherhood and Mental Health. Following sell-out seasons Sydney, New Zealand and Norway, Mockingbird arrives in Melbourne this month. She shares her journey so far.
The Maritime Art Awards Exhibition has been running for 16 years. It is hosted at the Mission to Seafarers Victoria and is open to the public every day from 10am to 8pm.
Melbourne comedian Lucy Horan's cabaret on breaking free from being a nice girl, choosing her own destiny, and calling her mum a little less.
NINE The Musical celebrates our mothers, sisters, teachers, wives, mistresses and muses. Our women, our world! Don't miss this Broadway masterpiece!
Finding the right time to draw' helps Carolyn Roberts explore the dynamic and fluid state of everything in nature"”in Normandy and in Melbourne"”the passing of time, a condition Caz refers to as cyclical time'.
The Far North, an exhibition of works on canvas and paper by Allan Wolf-Tasker.
In conduction with PDNB Gallery's current solo exhibition, ELLIOTT ERWITT, Co-Director, Missy Finger will give a gallery talk on Saturday, October 27th at 2 pm.
Chunky Move presents Next Move 11. Featuring two new works by acclaimed dancers and emerging choreographers Lauren Langlois and Joel Bray, this dystopian double bill invites audiences into two surrealist worlds; one of technological obsession the other a ceremonial ground of light and sound. In these two distinct collaborative pieces, non-linear, looping narratives and the body become a site of investigation into the self, memory, and imagination.
Melbourne indie outfit The Attics are excited to reveal their latest psych-pop jangle Pastel Blues' and announce a small handful of upcoming live shows. Following on from their previous single Ultramarine' and fun-as-all-heck single launch at The Grace Darling last month, the country-Victorian born four-piece will play a handful of intimate live shows to celebrate the shiny new release.
A Dramatic Concert With A World Premiere Will End TMO's Tenth Season. The Metropolitan Orchestra (TMO) with Chief Conductor Sarah-Grace Williams are thrilled to once again feature a world premiere work from Australian Composer Jim Coyle in their dramatic final Met Concert of the year on October 27th.
Award-winning Australian comedian Judith Lucy, international cabaret act Hans and acclaimed visual artist Gavin Wanganeen will help spread the news about the fabulous fun and divine madness on offer at Adelaide Fringe as official Ambassadors for the 2019 festival "“ for which the first round of early ticket sales go on sale tomorrow.
Spontaneity covers the basics of improvisation (improv). You'll work on unleashing your creativity and unlocking your spontaneity through impro games and exercises based on play, collaboration and support. This course is designed to encourage fearlessness, to help you break out of your comfort zone and have fun! "Spontaneity class was the best thing I've done in years. I absolutely loved it." "” L. Young
Marrakech Desert Tours is a licensed and fully-bonded Marrakech-based tour company with years of expertise in organising day trips from Marrakech, Erg Chigaga and Merzouga, including our renowned Morocco desert tours, safaris to Zagora desert, and desert tours from Marrakech to Fez.
STRUCTURAL DEPENDENCY suggests the desire for movement. Thorley constructs objects that encourage a state of flux and invite the viewer to respond physically. The subtle movement that takes place between the object, the viewer and this immersive space constructed by the artist; creates a tension and a desire to participate in this quiet dance. These artworks prompt the viewer to practice a softened focus and acknowledge a moment of contemplation. He endeavours to develop a contemporary articulation of a constructed space to pursue other lines of inquiry through the use of these objects.
Rainbow Arts and Culture Foundation, in collaboration with Rainbow Serpent Festival 2019 has opened its annual artist development grants program. The Artist Grants Program provides emerging and established artists an opportunity to construct manage and present new work to a large audience in a natural, outdoor environment. We encourage submissions that develop a high-quality, imaginative artistic practice; and can reach and engage with diverse audiences.
The Revelation Film Festival and Breaking Banter proudly present a celebration of film - past, present and future - through a program of monthly screenings; Australian Revelations. It's almost Halloween so it's time for your annual dose of horror!
Sydney artist Akil Ahamat has been awarded the annual $10,000 John Fries Award for emerging artists by the Copyright Agency at the opening of the award exhibition at UNSW Galleries. The judges also highly commend Rachael Mipantjiti Lionel from South Australia for her work Kapi Wankanya.
Entitled "Suspension, a history of abstract hanging sculpture (1918-2018)", an exceptional museum exhibition will open in Paris during the FIAC in the 1500 square meters of the Palais d'Iena from 16 to 26 October. Curated by Matthieu Poirier, in collaboration with Olivier Malingue Gallery, London (which also open a complementary exhibition in London), this museum-size exhibition is likely to be one of the main focus of the FIAC, with more than 42 historical works of art showcased within the architectural building of Auguste Perret, used here as hanging structure for the sculptures.
"ASUNA'S LIVE PERFORMANCES ARE AN EXPERIENCE; TEXTURED SOUNDSCAPES THAT BLUR THE LINES BETWEEN ART AND MUSIC." "“ TOKYO ART BEAT The Substation and Melbourne International Arts Festival present the Australian premiere of 100 Keyboards.
Celebr-eighteen! The Lim Portrait Concert is a unique opportunity to experience the performance of a program of large works created by one of Australia's most highly regarded contemporary classical music composers, Liza Lim, and performed by musicians from the respected Arcko Symphonic Ensemble and the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music.
Described as somewhere between a club gig, classical concert and an experimental art show', Liminality pairs cutting-edge international talent with Australia's most thrilling genre-defying young performers, through music by Philip Glass, Brechtje, an immersive cross-artform experience for electronically augmented trumpet and live visuals, and the Australian premiere of Kate Moore's stunning electric quartet Fatal Strangers.
What happens when you combine old Yiddish songs with a 30s big band sound, free jazz, funk, gypsy soul, electronica and a liberal dose of sweet indie pop?
PBS ANNOUNCES ARETHA FRANKLIN TRIBUTE AT THE CORNER HOTEL. Featuring performances from Kylie Auldist, Thando, Ella Thompson, Stella Angelico, Bec Rigby, Ruth Rogers Wright, and Hannah Acfield & The Holy Hallelujahs.
smother - Tiffany Parbs a solo exhibition showing at Craft Victoria 6 October - 17 November 2018. Opening event: Thursday 11 October 2018 RSVP: http://www.craft.org.au/smother-tiffany-parbs. Conceptual jeweller Tiffany Parbs examines the controversy between the reality of motherhood and the unachievable Perfect Mother' ideology created by the media and advertising industry.
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