Latest news: Performing arts

Lexi Sekuless, owner of the Mill Theatre, has called on ACT political candidates to commit $2.4 million to fund four private theatre venues.

Ladies and gentlemen, hold on to your coconuts, because Free-Rain Theatre brings Spamalot the Musical to The Q in Queanbeyan next month, 12-24 September. Described as “lovingly ripped off” from the 1975 motion picture Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Spamalot was written in 2005 by Eric Idle, one of the original Pythons.

One of Australia’s favourite leading ladies, Rhonda Burchmore has been gracing our stages, screens and airwaves for the past 40 years. The triple threat stars in Cabaret de Paris, which hits the stage at Canberra Theatre Centre on 15-16 June.

What are the chances of a local production inspiring so much love that it runs a sold-out show during the pandemic? Moreover, what are the chances of that labour of love getting...

With Mother's Day upon us, there’s plenty of ways to spoil and/or celebrate mum this weekend, 6-8 May, right across Canberra.

See all the highlights of what’s on across Canberra throughout May 2022, with everything from exhibitions to live theatre, music and more.

Felicity Urquhart and Josh Cunningham are bringing their 'Wanna Go There' tour to Tallagandra Hill Winery, Gundaroo on Friday 6 May.

The 2022 Canberra International Music Festival (CIMF) is setting out to reflecting the notion of polarity through a dynamic, varied program.

The National Folk Festival made a full-scale return to Exhibition Park over the 2022 Easter Long Weekend, and CW was there to capture it.

The inaugural Canberra Circus Festival will roll up and into town later this month, bringing in some of Australia’s best circus performers.

See all the highlights of what’s on across Canberra throughout April 2022, with everything from exhibitions to live theatre, music and more.

After two years of disruptions the National Folk Festival is back at EPIC for 2022 and gearing up for a return to the glory days.

Agapi & Other Kinds of Love sees Greek Australian poet Luka Lesson draw on his heritage to search for the meanings of love in Ancient Greece.

The National Library of Australia’s latest exhibition, On Stage, is a celebration of Australia’s love of the performing arts.