The October 2026 issue of Limelight is now available
The October issue celebrates renewal, mentorship, musical discovery and the growing international presence of Australian artists.
The October issue celebrates renewal, mentorship, musical discovery and the growing international presence of Australian artists.
Rachel Griffiths, Sigrid Thornton and Kate Mulvany among the headlining names in a season promising to be both "edgy" and "playful".
Yoshimoto is setting her sights on the next stage of her career, which will include "more opportunities for chamber and solo playing".
She's back ... OA's monumental Aida to be revived for the first time since its 2015 debut.
Four Winds enters a new era with Louise Herron and Gabrielle Trainor at the helm.
More than 50 performing arts projects and 20 contemporary music tours funded, with the majority headed for regional and remote communities.
"There's an energy you have to go with": Peter Evans' 2027 season reflects his abiding interest in Shakespeare’s ability to speak directly to the present.
"Not one enquiry in four years." APRA AMCOS calls out AI corporations looking to short-circuit copyright negotiations.
Named in honour of Dame Peggy van Praagh and Keith Bain, the two fellowships provide $20,000 each in direct support.
We still strongly prefer live experiences to digital ones, a new Live Nation report says, and brands seeking cut-through should partner up.
Pinchgut's 25th birthday program lines up three comedies and one of Artistic Director Erin Helyard's favourite works of all time.
Another gallop for Phar Lap and an immersive Mack the Knife lead Hayes Theatre Co’s ambitious 2027 program.
Mitchell Butel’s second STC season brings four world premieres, six Australian premieres and some major star power.