Australia Drenches the Globe with Talent
October 7, 2020
Australia has been called a microcosm of talent, but there’s more. Not only does it have a self-contained, all-inclusive entertainment scene that causes citizens and
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Circus in Australia: A Fantastical Memoire
August 27, 2020
The year is 1856. A German band of four brothers arrives in Sydney with little more than their musical training, brass instruments and hopes of
Resiliency of the Artist
July 31, 2020
Artists are finding themselves in a corner. Despite the arts’ $100 billion contribution to the fed every year, along with community engagement, creative expression, freedom
The Attack On The Arts
June 30, 2020
Bridges, roads and railways. Take a moment to build a picture in your mind. Got it? Great. Now create an image in your mind of
For Light-Hearted Entertainment, Head to the Dark Side
May 28, 2020
The switch has been flipped on live entertainment. Like we’re being shown just how precious it really is, we’ve been plunged into a short period
The Virtual Covid19 Stage: A Performer’s Friend or Foe?
April 30, 2020
Onto the Virtual Stage: How Artists are Adapting to the Changing Landscape of the Festival Industry The arts. Where have they gone? Radical changes in
Hope is on the Festival Horizon
April 17, 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic has left many of us standing alone, asking How? How—when the events industry and the artistic community rely solely on public gatherings—are
Fringe: Oh How You’ve Grown!
February 16, 2020
Art, by definition, is an expression of creativity. And creativity? That’s the manifestation of imagination and original ideas. Most often, both happen on the fringes
Australia Drenches the Globe with Talent
October 7, 2020
Australia has been called a microcosm of talent, but there’s more. Not only does it have a self-contained, all-inclusive entertainment scene that causes citizens and
Circus in Australia: A Fantastical Memoire
August 27, 2020
The year is 1856. A German band of four brothers arrives in Sydney with little more than their musical training, brass instruments and hopes of
Resiliency of the Artist
July 31, 2020
Artists are finding themselves in a corner. Despite the arts’ $100 billion contribution to the fed every year, along with community engagement, creative expression, freedom
The Attack On The Arts
June 30, 2020
Bridges, roads and railways. Take a moment to build a picture in your mind. Got it? Great. Now create an image in your mind of
For Light-Hearted Entertainment, Head to the Dark Side
May 28, 2020
The switch has been flipped on live entertainment. Like we’re being shown just how precious it really is, we’ve been plunged into a short period
The Virtual Covid19 Stage: A Performer’s Friend or Foe?
April 30, 2020
Onto the Virtual Stage: How Artists are Adapting to the Changing Landscape of the Festival Industry The arts. Where have they gone? Radical changes in
Hope is on the Festival Horizon
April 17, 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic has left many of us standing alone, asking How? How—when the events industry and the artistic community rely solely on public gatherings—are
Fringe: Oh How You’ve Grown!
February 16, 2020
Art, by definition, is an expression of creativity. And creativity? That’s the manifestation of imagination and original ideas. Most often, both happen on the fringes
