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Details: Site Administrator; 25 June 2015

Stephen Carleton Wins 2015 Griffin Award

Brisbane playwright Stephen Carleton has been awarded the 2015 Griffin Award for his new work The Turquoise Elephant.

Details: Site Administrator; 16 June 2015

The Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse would like to hear from anyone who has experienced, or has information regarding, child sexual abuse in institutions in the entertainment industry.

Details: 12 June 2015

Malthouse Theatre has today announced a new Writer/Director Initiative designed to provide valuable experience for independent artists.

Details: 08 June 2015

Todd McKenney

The 2015 Helpmann Awards is set to sizzle with the star-studded announcement of this year’s ceremony host and performances.

Details: 08 June 2015

Deborah Humble

Renowned Australian mezzo-soprano, Deborah Humble, will sing Verdi's Requiem in Southwark Cathedral alongside statues of her 17th century ancestors.

Details: 02 June 2015

Sydney Festival today announced Wesley Enoch as the incoming Festival Director for a three-year tenure from 2017-2019. He will take the reins from Lieven Bertels, who completes his term in 2016, marking the Festival’s 40th anniversary.

Details: Site Administrator; 25 May 2015

Kate Mulvany has been announced as the latest recipient of STC’s Patrick White Playwrights’ Fellowship at a special event at The Wharf on Friday 22 May.

Details: Site Administrator; 04 May 2015

Enda Markey will present his acclaimed production of Willy Russell’s Blood Brothers at Melbourne’s Alex Theatre St Kilda following an extended Sydney season early this year.

Stephen Carleton Wins 2015 Griffin Award

Royal Commission calls for people in the entertainment industry to come forward

Malthouse announces new Writer/Director Initiative

Todd McKenney announced as host of 2015 Helpmann Awards

Deborah Humble to perform in Southwark Cathedral

Sydney Festival announces new Festival Director 2017-2019

Kate Mulvany announced as STC’s Patrick White Playwrights’ Fellow

Blood Brothers comes to Melbourne

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