Rome's original demagogue, a Miles Franklin musical, an innings with Sir Tim Rice and the mystery of Mozart's sister. November's Limelight is on its way.

Rome's original demagogue, a Miles Franklin musical, an innings with Sir Tim Rice and the mystery of Mozart's sister. November's Limelight is on its way.

Guy Noble asks whether artists have the right to free speech, or if it depends on the context. And why are Australian arts organisations having such trouble retaining cultural leaders?

Realising how much his stepdog calms him down, Guy Noble takes his hat off to adorable fluffballs who help us relax and smell the roses.

An initiative called Bravewords Live has convinced Guy Noble that true stories told well can help us understand each other.

Have you ever wondered what to do with a book that doesn’t deliver? Guy Noble has the answer.

Get ready to laugh until you cry as Guy Noble dreams up an explosive festival program. All he needs now is an investor.

Writing from a small Indonesian island, Guy Noble reflects on the Muslim call to prayer and the ringing bells at Christian churches.

This month, Guy Noble relives the magic of seeing two musical geniuses perform live.

Pondering the passion in Puccini’s Madama Butterfly, Guy Noble discovered the composer was something of an Italian stallion.

Though he may now be a hexagenarian, Guy Noble doesn’t feel it. He takes inspiration from Sir Paul McCartney – still touring to adoring fans at 81.

A lacklustre rendition of the national anthem leaves Guy Noble pondering our unwillingness to sing this country’s praises.