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Spanish Australian visual artist Amaya Iturri has been awarded the 2024 Kennedy Prize with a bold portrait that celebrates ageing, wisdom and the beauty that comes with getting older. The celebrated national visual arts competition attracted a high calibre of entries under the theme of ‘Beauty’ from Australia’s finest visual artists for the $25,000 prize. Melbourne based artist Amaya Iturri created the award-winning portrait entitled The Beauty of Now - using acrylic on canvas specifically for the Kennedy Prize.

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Who says you’re only young once?

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Patrick White’s greatest play A Cheery Soul comes to Holden Street Theatres this September in a brand new production of this superb Australian play. The Holden Street Theatres production, directed by Peter Goers will run at The Studio from September 24 until 12 October 2024.

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"The cleverest murder mystery of the theatre. I think The Mousetrap could run forever" - Daily Telegraph

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This spring school holidays, Riverside Theatres will once again host the annual Spot On Children’s Festival, offering an expanded and thrilling program of children’s entertainment and activities.

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Good ol' fashioned comedy has a fresh new face - one lacking functioning eyes & ears!

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★★★★½ It’s not just that directorial debuts don’t come any stronger than this, few productions of any sort do. – Sydney Morning Herald

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Deadhouse Productions is back with their fifth immersive theatre show, Roger Rogerson vs. Sallie-Anne Huckstepp, presented in the crypt beneath the St James’ Church from Thursday 3 October to Saturday 19 October 2024.

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Belvoir is excited to bring Well-Behaved Women, an empowering female-led musical to the stage from the 28th September – 3rd November.

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Bach Akademie Australia is delighted to present In the Steps of Bach – The Road to Lübeck, a musical journey of self-discovery and inspiration at St James’ Church, King Street on Friday September 20th and Christ Church Cathedral, Newcastle on Sunday September 22nd.

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Performance Space is thrilled to unveil the program for the 2024 Liveworks Festival, a celebration of bold and captivating performances that push the boundaries of creativity and storytelling, held at Carriageworks from 23rd to 27th October.

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Experience the haunting fusion of poetry, theater, and live saxophone as Jasmine Downing (Moments_in.ink) makes her Fringe debut with Inner Demons Poetry Session No. 3. Dive into a night of raw emotions and captivating performances that explore the human psyche.

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Experience the Australian debut of Accidentally Wes Anderson: The Exhibition in Melbourne.

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The leading festival for cult and underground film, the Sydney Underground Film Festival (SUFF) returns next month, continuing its tradition of celebrating bold, boundary-pushing independent cinema at the Dendy Newtown from the 12th to 15th September.

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Ensemble Liaison's Bohemian Rhapsody is a journey through music for the free soul. This internationally-acclaimed ensemble is celebrating their 20th Anniversary with a joyous celebration of some of their favourite works, from Ravel's spiritual Kaddish and Brahms' majestic trio to Gershwin's playful Porgy and Bess to Kats-Chernin's Russian rag - and of course, some spicy Klezmer! @ensembleliaison @liveatyours @liveatthegreat @liveattoorak

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Archibald Prize finalist Mirra Whale returns to Mitchell Fine Art in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane with her third solo exhibition of still life paintings from 3rd September.

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Ensemble Theatre is ecstatic to announce the world premiere of Melanie Tait’s The Queen’s Nanny, a new play running from September 6th- October 12th.

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Ensemble Theatre is thrilled to present Colder Than Here, an emotional award-winning play by Laura Wade set to run from 16th September – 12th October.

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Russell Page Graduate Program Applications for 2025 positions

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One of South Australia’s largest displays of artwork by people living with disability, the Myriad Art Exhibition has been reimagined for August’s South Australian Living Arts (SALA) Festival. The exhibition, now in its sixth year is presented by leading disability support provider Community Living Australia with venue partner the State Library of South Australia and will run from 15-29 August 2024 in the library’s Institute Gallery, Institute Building.

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Mitchell Fine Art proudly presents the second solo exhibition of ceramic and multimedia artworks by Sydney artist Susie Choi in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane from 15th August 2024.

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Experience the magic of two internationally admired jazz legends coming together for one night only of soul-stirring jazz at the City Recital Hall. The world’s greatest multi-instrumentalist, James Morrison AM, joins forces with Romanian virtuoso pianist, Marian Petrescu. Displaying dazzling technique and showmanship and supported by James’ hard swinging quartet, this is a rare opportunity to witness two titans up close and personal in the beautiful City Recital Hall. @James Morrison @Liveatyours @cityrecitalhall

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Sunshine Coast based artist Peter Hudson presents a body of en-plein air paintings and the allure of the natural landscape in his new exhibition at Mitchell Fine Art in Fortitude Valley.

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Riverside Theatres is thrilled to bring world music favourites MZAZA and their one-night performance of MZAZA: The Birth and Death of Stars to Riverside Theatres on the 8th September.

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Empress Theatre and Seymour present the Australian premiere of ‘Arlington’

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The Kennedy Foundation is calling for entries for two of Australia’s most prestigious art prizes, the Kennedy and Nyland Prizes. Entries for the Kennedy Prize will close on August 2 honouring one of Australia’s finest visual artists with a $25,000 prize while the Nyland Prize entries will close on August 9 and celebrate exceptional photography with a $5,000 award.

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Dance as resistance: Marrugeku tears down walls.

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A nature documentary for the end of the world.

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or How to Make the Perfect One-Pot Chicken Curry

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A Sydney Symphony Orchestra family event

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