Why Briggs is pulling open the blinds on January 26
Last January, when interviewed by Vice Australia about his thoughts on Australia Day, Indigenous hip-hop artist Adam Briggs was unequivocal. "I pull the blinds and I shut everything down," he said.
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Annabel Ross
Annabel Ross is a Reporter for The Age.
A big breath of fresh air
Kate Miller-Heidke kicks off a national tour of orchestra concerts in Melbourne on Saturday.
Sugar Mountain hits its sweet spot at the Victorian College of the Arts
Saturday's line-up was stacked with impressive acts from start to finish; a solid 11 hours of quality music, with perfect sunny-but-not-too-hot weather to boot.
Ditzy role turns bimbo stereotype on its head
Ditzy blonde girl meets worldly, intelligent man who takes her under his wing as a student. She emerges from his tutelage clever and confident.
From Dan the Man to drag diva
Dancer Daniel Newell has had some varied gigs in his time - from Bollywood films to Kylie Minogue film clips to performing for Opera Australia.
Welcome to Testing Grounds, the arts centre behind the Arts Centre
"It provides free and accessible space for experimental and emerging artists in the arts precinct, and there's nowhere else really like it in Australia."
Book of Mormon announces $20 preview tickets for one night only
Producers of smash-hit Broadway musical The Book of Mormon have added a special, super-cheap preview show on January 17.
Choose your own celebration: a guide to New Year's Eve and New Year's Day in Melbourne
Still not sure what to do with yourself this New Year's Eve? Want to avoid the CBD crush?
'She loved having a party': Australian producer Frost remembers Debbie Reynolds
At 74, Debbie Reynolds still loved a knees-up, says John Frost, the theatre producer who brought her to Australia for a national stage tour in 2006.
Debbie Reynolds: a timeline
She was born Mary Frances Reynolds in El Paso, Texas, but is known to most of us as Debbie Reynolds.
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