Glen Hansard has died
The Oscar-winning Irish singer-songwriter, who starred in the film Once, has died in a motorcycle crash, aged 56.
The Oscar-winning Irish singer-songwriter, who starred in the film Once, has died in a motorcycle crash, aged 56.
The saxophonist, broadcaster, activist and artists will be honoured at a ceremony in August alongside Saltwater Band.
If "the vibe" isn't there for musical theatre, can adaptations of movie hits with established audiences fill our commercial theatres?
Singaporean curator Low Kee Hong's 2028 Biennale to foster "wonder, connection and new possibilities".
Composer, pianist and zhengist Daniel Gao takes away a $5,000 cash prize and gets a premiere performance of his winning work.
Ruth Mackenzie to serve in Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s government as Minister for the Arts.
Melbourne's Charlie Wu shares the Grand Prix after a commanding performance of Rachmaninov's Third Concerto.
The high-profile British vocal ensemble has been secured for an Australian Festival of Chamber Music exclusive.
The Musical Theatre Development Fund aims to "strengthen the pipeline of homegrown musicals" amid an industry crisis.
A collaboration between the ACO and Hand to Earth, a national tour for the musical Phar Lap and a new Back to Back Theatre work among the projects funded.
Violinist-composer Netanela Mizrahi earns nominations across three categories in this celebration of NT creatives both on and off the stage.
Creative Australia funds a pilot program to co-invest in the commissioning, development and presentation of new Australian theatre works beyond the capital cities.
Work begins on a new initiative to recognise and preserve the songs that have shaped Australia's cultural identity.