A new app, MATCH, can detect signs of agitation and provide bespoke music to help stabilise mood and reduce the likelihood and severity of challenging behaviours.

New nationwide snapshot of Australia’s arts consumption reveals impacts of COVID-19 and cost-of-living pressures.

Like its immaculately groomed subject, All That Heaven Allowed makes a determined effort to maintain a certain dignity.

The leading regional jazz festival calls it quits after two years of COVID-19 disruption and several more of instability at board and artistic management level.

There’s a touch of the old Twilight Zone to this unusual entry into the canon of apocalypse survival movies.

"I love a ridiculous undertaking," says Artistic Director Eamon Flack of Belvoir's 10-play campaign for 2024.

A life and music-changing encounter with an electrifying force of nature inspires a new work from cellist-composer Zoë Barry.

Kats-Chernin adds her name to the list of musical luminaries to have shared their insights from this nationally significant platform.

Orchestra Victoria's Indie Symphony showcases video game music "every bit as moving, melodic and evocative” as classical concert hall fare.

Fresh data dispels the myth that Australian cultural and creative industries are predominantly financed through government assistance. 

Artists and audiences return to New Zealand's Adam Chamber Music Festival year after year. "We’re a festival that looks after people,” says Artistic Director Gillian Ansell.

Suzie Miller’s celebration of the life and career of US Supreme Court judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg revived for major tour in '24.