Melbourne choirs unite for The Events
A play written in response to the 2011 mass shooting by Anders Breivik in Norway is also about how a community comes together to respond to tragedy.
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Annabel Ross
Annabel Ross is a Reporter for The Age.
Ballerina Robyn Hendricks takes a surprise second bow
Robyn Hendricks was the latest Australian Ballet member to be named a principal artist after Swan Lake at the Arts Centre on Friday night.
Dress-ups, dancing and drinking the recipe to The Boon Companions' success
Organisers of the Dance Magic Dance parties say attendees should go along expecting three things only: dressups, dancing and drinking.
Street artist plans to hit NGV with 'guerilla' show
Local street artist Lush is calling his latest project a "guerilla exhibition", a proposal that he announced to his 94,200 Instagram followers on Wednesday.
The Sound of Music's Melbourne opening gets Friedrich's seal of approval
There are nuns in habits, children in lederhosen and stars Cameron Daddo and Marina Prior, but at the media call for The Sound of Music at the Regent Theatre, one man manages to outshine them all.
Fears for future of Australian arts as dozens of organisations miss out on Australia Council funding
Cuts will have a 'devastating ripple effect' across the industry, arts groups say.
Don't forget to pack your poncho: Adam Garcia gets wet in Singin' in the Rain
Forget your glad rags – this Saturday night, those in the front rows at Singin' in the Rain will be needing another, less stylish accoutrement - a raincoat.
The original mean girls get the musical treatment in Heathers
Huge shoulder pads, scrunchies and outrageous makeup are integral to evoking the late '80s fictional American high school in which Heathers The Musical is set.
Hannaford goes from animatronic ape to people-eating plant
From gargantuan, terrifying gorillas to huge, human-devouring plants, it's all in a day's work for Esther Hannaford.
How do you create a score for dancers who can't hear?
How do you create a score for dancers who can't hear to dance to? The Delta Project's latest work is Under My Skin, performed by two hearing dancers and two deaf dancers, and choreographed by a hearing and a non-hearing choreographer.
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