Cassandra Wilson, Grammy-winning jazz singer, dies aged 70
With her rich voice and expansive taste in song, Casandra Wilson was one of the preeminent jazz vocalists of the past half century.
With her rich voice and expansive taste in song, Casandra Wilson was one of the preeminent jazz vocalists of the past half century.
Revised Australian Tax Office guidance addresses areas of concern for venues, festivals and promoters but complexities remain for bandleaders.
Soprano Louise Keast takes home the $43,000 prize, which will support her ambitions for an international singing career.
La Scala's subscription screen platform drops its paywall, making the Italian opera company's digital archive free worldwide.
Four performers and two composers join Dots+Loops for residencies and mentorship, with new works to be premiered at NONSTOP in December.
In a career spanning Australian television and British and American theatre, Ted Craig combined a director’s versatility with an actor’s understanding of performance.
Victoria's Kingussie Trio make a triumphant return to the 2026 competition, securing the First Prize.
An arts lawyer and major contributor to the Australian arts sector, Shane Simpson will oversee the competition's 50th anniversary.
Meow Meow the first to play an intimate new performance and events venue overlooking Melbourne’s Arts Precinct.
Iconic for playing the decadent scientist Frank-N-Furter in The Rocky Horror Show, Curry had a particular gift for playing extravagant characters.
MVA brings home international collaborations and returning favourites, including the Esmé and Vision string quartets, lutenist Thomas Dunford and Choir of King's College, Cambridge.
Born and educated in Sydney, Stanley Ritchie went on to become a world-renowned authority on early and Baroque music.
Eight artists in diverse disciplines funded to pursue creative development, skills-building and research.