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Four young composers from across Australia are competing to have their compositions performed by the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra in its 2008 Metropolis Series.

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In its 20th incarnation the Brunswick Music Festival celebrates in style with a line-up of the world’s best in world, folk and roots music

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Short+Sweet Sydney kicks off its record-breaking seventh festival next week with the first eleven tasty theatrical treats of the season.

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Sydney's New Theatre is calling for urgent financial support from both government and private organisations and individuals to help keep one of Australia’s unique theatre companies alive.

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543 shows, 5470 performances and an estimated 3000 artists are taking part in Adelaide Fringe 2008 making it the largest Fringe festival ever to take place in the Southern Hemisphere!

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In 2002 a joke spawned a comedy institution. A handful of local acts appearing that January decided to call their show 'The Hobart Comedy Festival - the world's smallest cultural event'. What was not expected was that immediately there was interest from other states for an opportunity to attend.

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The world’s most celebrated musical, The Phantom of the Opera, is renowned world-wide for discovering star performers. When the Brisbane season of Phantom begins in February, it is set to catapult another rising Australian performer into the limelight.

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The winners of Short & Sweet 2007 were announced last night at the Fairfax Studio at the Arts Centre, with 49 Stories about Brian MacKenzie winning the $5,000 prize for Best Overall Production, as well as the Best Director Prize going to Jonno Katz for Bury Your Goldfish.

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