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Dance Nation

Published by: Ashleigh | 17-Feb-2020

Belvoir and the State Theatre Company South Australia present the Sydney premiere of Clare Barron's Pulitzer Prize nominated comedy, Dance Nation.

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Moreland Business Women's Network - Coffee Conversations

Published by: Zilla and Brook | 17-Feb-2020

The talent of women across a variety of sectors will be celebrated for International Women's Day at East Brunswick Village (EBV). The Display Suite will host a series of inspiring talks that offer a glimpse of women's experiences across different industries. All talks are free to the public and include a light lunch for like-minded attendees.

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Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery: 50th Anniversary Exhibitions

Published by: Zilla & Brook | 17-Feb-2020

A new year, a new decade and a new era have begun at Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery (MPRG) as it leaps into its 50th anniversary year. The 2020 program highlights and celebrates the development, growth, complexity and richness of the collection, kicking off with three new exhibitions from 6 March “ 26 April and a newly commissioned large scale mural.

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Navigating life in the arts: Saffron Newey

Published by: Zilla and Brook | 17-Feb-2020

The talent of women across a variety of sectors will be celebrated for International Women's Day at East Brunswick Village (EBV). The Display Suite will host a series of inspiring talks that offer a glimpse of women's experiences across different industries. All talks are free to the public and include a light lunch for like-minded attendees.

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Latin in the Park

Published by: Zilla and Brook | 16-Feb-2020

Latin in the Park invites families and lovers of Cuban street music to dance the night away in Kew this Summer

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Classical Dreamtime With The Metropolitan Orchestra At The Seymour Centre

Published by: Shelayne Torta | 13-Feb-2020

The Metropolitan Orchestra's inaugural concert for 2020 is also their first ever performance at the Seymour Centre. Led by Chief Conductor Sarah-Grace Williams, the program features iconic works by Mozart and Prokofiev plus a World Premiere. Join TMO on March 7th at the Seymour Centre for this incredible season opening event. #didjeridu #digeridoo #orchestradidjeridu #orchestradidgeridoo #mozart #celestialemu #prokofiev #gumaroynewman #keynawilkins #orchestra #TMO #themetorchestra #themet #sarah-gracewilliams

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Adelaide Fringe show: Passengers, A dark circus of bodies, metal, and sensuality.

Published by: Samantha Tipler | 12-Feb-2020

Max wants to tell you a story. He's not entirely sure why, or even who he is; savage, peacekeeper or critic? Passengers, by UK award-winning trans artist Kit Redstone and director Jessica Edwards, explores in ensemble the epic battles within the psyche and the beautiful power of the mind to protect itself, inviting you to see the self in a new way. Passengers is a semi-autobiographical dark comedy about the epic battles and alliances within the psyche and the power of the mind to protect itself from pain. @adlfringe @kryiaarts @kitredstone @VacuumTheatre

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Inspired - a colourful visual arts exhibition

Published by: Samantha Tipler | 12-Feb-2020

Vibrant, colourful abstract paintings inspired by sunsets, life and a plethora of experiences. Each piece is full of energy, texture, movement and a little piece of this award winning artist's soul. Come along and feel the inspiration behind these works and be inspired yourself.

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ROBERT FIELDING > ROUTES / ROOTS

Published by: Linden New Art | 12-Feb-2020

Robert Fielding is a contemporary artist of Pakistani, Afghan, Western Arrente and Yankunytjatjara descent, who lives in Mimili Community in the remote Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) Lands. Fielding's work combines strong cultural roots with contemporary perspectives.

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Thrones! The Musical Parody premiering at Melbourne International Comedy Festival

Published by: Fuller PR | 12-Feb-2020

Winter is comingto Melbourne! David Venn is proud to announce the Victorian premiere of Thrones! The Musical Parody, taking the Melbourne International Comedy Festival by bloody, sexy snow storm from 25 March “ 19 April at St Kilda's Alex Theatre. Created by the globally acclaimed comedy ensemble Baby Wants Candy, that launched the careers of Saturday Night Live's Aidy Bryant and Silicon Valley's Thomas Middleditch to name two, Thrones! The Musical Parody has sold out four smash hit seasons at Edinburgh Fringe and completed acclaimed tours of the U.S., with recent seasons at Sydney Opera House and Adelaide Fringe proving Australia has a ravenous appetite for finding the funny in HBO's gory, horny epic. The all out musical maelstrom is whipping the world like only a White Walker can, with tours to Germany and Austria also happening this year.

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THE COPYRIGHT AGENCY AND JUDITH NEILSON INSTITUTE FOR JOURNALISM AND IDEAS $150,000 investment in supporting a vibrant culture of arts criticism and review in Australia

Published by: Copyright Agency | 11-Feb-2020

The Copyright Agency, in partnership with the Judith Neilson Institute for Journalism and Ideas, today announced funding of $150,000 to support the publication of more arts reviews and criticism in The Australian, The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, Brisbane Times and WA Today.

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FUSE Festival

Published by: Zilla and Brook | 10-Feb-2020

Darebin's new biannual, multi-arts festival FUSE is set to transform Darebin into a dynamic hub of creativity, with 150 events taking place from 13 “ 29 March.

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OUTSTANDING FIRST AUCTION FOR 2020

Published by: Amanda Addams Auctions | 9-Feb-2020

Sunday 16th February 2020 at 12.30 pm. Important and outstanding onsite contents auction at 251 Jasper Road McKinnon. Featuring the collection of Maurice Leong, Malvern East Victoria. A lifetime collection of rare and unique Chinese items includes vases, jade, bronzes, Cloisonné wares, scrolls, horn etc ranging from 16th century onwards. Also in this auction included: Estate of Ivy Anderson, Warragul, Estate of Helen Halpin, Brighton East, Estate of Dr. Barrie Noel Margetts, Black Rock.

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Shorts Relief: Flicks for the Fires

Published by: Zilla and Brook | 9-Feb-2020

Taking over Melbourne's Capitol Theatre for a one-day-only short film festival, Shorts Relief: Flicks for the Fires is the independent film industry sector's response to Australia's current bushfire crisis. The event will consist of short film and web series screenings, industry panellists and special guest speakers. Screening on Sunday 8 March from 2pm “ 8pm, all profits from the event will be directly donated to Wildlife Victoria and the Victorian Bushfire Appeal.

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