Melbourne Theatre Company 2026: Stories for now
Opening its 2026 season with a runaway hit, MTC promises works "grappling with what it means to live and connect in the world today".
Opening its 2026 season with a runaway hit, MTC promises works "grappling with what it means to live and connect in the world today".
Two national tours, two festivals and stellar guest musicians make up a season that "brims with personality".
Research to explore how AI technologies can build capacity and improve efficiency without compromising the vital role of arts workers – or their jobs.
Drawing on the English symphonic tradition of Elgar and Vaughan Williams, Sutton's sweeping, cinematic score was integral to the global success of War Horse.
Western Sydney arts advocate Joanne Kee to take the reins of the University of Sydney's performing arts hub.
Flinders Quartet marks its 25th anniversary with a year of creative renewal.
The archive allows users to explore over 10,800 records of arts workers, organisations and creative projects nationwide.
WAO promises "opera that speaks to the heart" in a 2026 season of three mainstage classics and a secret 'pop-up' experience.
Wilbur Whitta, Holli Scott, Niran Dasika and Sam Gill to vie for one of the richest prizes in Australian jazz.
Victorian performer and mentor Alice Batt will travel to the UK to study at one of Britain's finest musical theatre training schools.
Musicians and rights holders are earning more than ever before, though consumption of Australian music sees a sharp decline.
Sydney-born Lisa Illean nominated in the prestigious Ivors Classical category.
Sharon Zhao's awarding-winning performance "truly impressive for someone so young".