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.
From the Australian War Memorial to the National Museum of Australia, Stephanie Bull has been curating Australian stories for nearly three decades. She recently stepped into the role of Director of Museum...
A staple on Australian stages and screens since she was 18, Jessica Tovey now stars as the leading lady in Bell Shakespeare’s Macbeth, coming to Canberra Theatre Centre on 14-22 April.
Emigrating to Canberra from Rome in 2016, Luca Siliquini now presents his first exhibition in Australia, Chromology, at Humble House gallery from 18 March to 16 April. He chatted with CW to discuss Canberra, colours, and artistic methods.
Now Melbourne-based comedian Nick Schuller returns to Canberra, his old stomping ground with debut stand-up show Fire Brand at the Canberra Comedy Festival 17 March.
Iconic Australian band, The Waifs, is one of the headline acts at this year’s National Folk Festival, heading to Exhibition Park over Easter, 6-10 April. CW had a chat with Josh Cunningham to discuss festival culture, 30 years of touring, and chosen family.
Dick and Angel Strawbridge have kept audiences captivated with their adventures renovating a French castle in Escape to the Chateau. For the first time, the couple bring their live show to Australia, coming to Canberra Theatre Centre on 8-9 March.
Chloe Kay and The Crusade have been taking the blues world by storm since coming onto the scene in 2021. Next stop is Googfest at Rockley Oval, Googong NSW on Saturday 4 February.
