Dealing with heartbreak, break-free birds and life continuing, Canberra Youth Theatre (CYT) presents Rosieville at Canberra Theatre Centre from 29 September to 8 October.
HQ Fiction has 4 Meredith Appleyard fiction book packs to give away in this edition of Canberra Daily. The pack includes the new release, Daisy and Kate, and Becoming Beth.
The National University Theatre Society (NUTS) explores what we turn to when there is nothing else, in Mr Burns: A Post-Electric Play at Kambri Drama Theatre, ANU on 27-30 September.
Knights noble, scared and those with special catchphrases rode their way into The Q – Queanbeyan Performing Arts Centre for the opening night of Free-Rain Theatre’s outstanding rendition of Monty Python’s Spamalot.
Guiding the future of film and TV, Screen Canberra is set to become our region’s very own Truman Show as Dr Holly Trueman steps into the role of CEO on 18 September.
Pop superstar Taylor Swift has taken home the top prize at MTV's Video Music Awards, winning video of the year and other honours for her hit Anti-Hero.
In New Orleans, astrophysicist Ben Matthias (LaKeith Stanfield), meets his future wife Alyssa, a ghost tour guide, and explains that he is developing a camera to detect dark matter.
Celebrating the vibrancy, wisdom, and accomplishments of seniors, COTA ACT's Seniors Expo returns to Exhibition Park in Canberra on Thursday 21 September.
