Griffin Theatre Company Presents Jali

Griffin Theatre Company will present the first theatre work of prominent comedian and actor Oliver Twist, Jali, from 16th to 27th March.
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Griffin Theatre Company will present the first theatre work of prominent comedian and actor Oliver Twist, Jali, from 16th to 27th March.
Invitation to the "Suspend DC" Exhibition @ the LAURENT Gallery on 23/04 - 28/04, 10am - 5pm. Opening 22/04, 6 - 9pm.
One of Australia's best up and coming comedians presents a brand new show about mental health, loss and Asexuality.
Utilizing a system whereby the ruled grid becomes the vessel for a lexicon of hand-drawn symbols, the principal theme in Madeleine Joy Dawes’ work is the utilization of iterative mark making as a temporal site to record measured and psychological time.
“The intersection of art and literature, and the ways in which both invigorate each other” is the perfect sentiment to describe Lisa Sewards’ new body of work entitled SHORT STORIES.
Exhibition with the support of Stiftung Kunstfonds. In the frame of the program NEUSTART KULTUR.
In TRA COLOR CHE SONO SOSPESI we propose a dialog between the latest series of works by the meta-photographer Aqua Aura - presenting his dystopic views of a post-nature post-humanity future, where the feeling of void wait seems to be all what’s left; and a selection of works by Lidó Rico referring to the fear of the void created by the lack of survival of the knowledge acquired in life, when confronted to the inexorable flowing of time.
A Stone’s Throw @ADLfringe @crossencountersau is the first ever physical theatre piece combining Chinese and Australian performers under a Chinese director, with distinctive improvised and composed music featuring Chinese and Western elements. Upon its debut at Melbourne Fringe 2020, it was chosen to be part of the Festival Hub live streaming program. In response to audience interest, it will make its premiere Adelaide Fringe appearance on March 11.
The Cellists of Metropolitan Orchestra will delight in an afternoon of sublime music in Balmain’s charming Town Hall on Sunday afternoon, March 28th at 3:30pm
For the first time, the Copyright Agency’s Cultural Fund will support writers’ panel sessions at seven major writers’ festivals around the nation.
As a part of the 2021 Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Perth-based Emo The Comedian gifts Melbourne comedy lovers his brand-new hour of stand-up, Black Santa. #emothecomedian #blacksanta #MICF @emocomedian
The competition’s aim is to promote the enrolled artists, giving them chance to join the international market of contemporary art.
Renowned oboe player Diana Doherty will be joined by the Streeton Trio for an eagerly anticipated national tour from Tuesday 2nd to Saturday 13th March, with the first performances taking place at Adelaide Festival. The concert on Monday 8th March (City Recital Hall, Sydney) will also be livestreamed.
'Encountering A New Normal’ is an online exhibition showcasing the work of Neurodiverse Artists who experience misogyny or trans misogyny.
Maison Burlesque and Bar Pigalle present: The Saturday Night Grind!
Announcing the World Premiere of a ground breaking new massed choral work addressing climate change to be recorded and released virtually. Play It Forward, the innovative, inclusive and inspiring Australian arts charity is excited to invite singers from around the globe to unite their voices to sing out about climate change in the creation of a historic virtual music video recording of the World Premiere of ECOTORIO! Newly commissioned by Play It Forward, ECOTORIO is a ground breaking massed choral work that will address many of the climate change disasters that have been occurring around the world, composed by award winning Founding Artistic Director Dr Jonathon Welch AM in collaboration with Dave Newington, former International Tour Conductor of the global singing sensations ‘The TEN Tenors’.
Fashion focussed on sustainable design practices
QV Melbourne is at the heart of the city’s festivities, honouring traditions of generosity and celebrating The Year of the Ox. Melbourne born painter Mark Chu has his work exhibited everywhere from Shanghai to Amsterdam to NYC and has appeared in the New York Times. “Lunar New Year is one of the most special events on the calendar, because it shows that something as fixed as the start of the year can be interpreted differently by different cultures. The fact that it’s celebrated across the world tells us how far we’ve come as a multicultural global community, and I think that’s wonderful,” says Mark. The Chinese community has been a strong part of Melbourne’s cultural fabric for over 160 years, making the Lunar New Year particularly significant to Melbourne, while other Asian cultures from Vietnamese to Korean also celebrate the new lunar year.
What do you get when you mix Melbourne’s longest running, best-loved improvised comedy show with three of the most popular musical genres of all time? A toe-tapping good time at this year’s Comedy Festival, that’s what! @hoohaamelbourne
Riverside Theatres presents: In association with Mara Music Presents MARTENITSA 30TH ANNIVERSARY RETROSPECTIVE. Featuring Mara! Band
The Chelsea International Photography Competition (CIPC) celebrates gifted, notable, and fresh talents in the world of photography. Professional and amateur photographers, at any stage of their careers, are invited to participate in the competition to be discovered and promoted professionally in the heart of New York’s art district.
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