Nick Miller

When the 10 finalists for this year’s National Jazz Awards were announced, all the Victorians on the list shared a postcode.

When VCA’s 2021 graduating class started rehearsing for the premiere production of a new Australian play, they feared nobody would ever see it.

Polyglot Theatre’s show We Built This City is more than just chaotic fun: it’s an insight into how kids see the globe’s metropolises.

The 14-year-old musician has already released a debut album and is in hot demand.

The 14-year-old musician has already released a debut album and is in hot demand.

A new play, commissioned by Red Stitch, looks at one of the hardest life decisions to make – and how it can affect your family relationships.

More than once in the last two years The Australian Ballet’s dancers have stood on the State Theatre’s stage rehearsing a show that would never be seen.

The Affordable Art Fair is one of the art market’s most successful modern innovations - and it’s making a timely return to Melbourne and Sydney.

A campaign due to hit social media at the end of the month aims to make arts funding a major issue for voters in marginal seats at the upcoming federal election.

Performing arts companies say they need urgent help to endure the next four to six weeks or the industry will be affected for months to come.

It’s not true that the only thing we have to fear is fear itself, but it is possible to dial it down and go to a theatre or three.

As participants run on the wheel, others can interact on social media by giving them “likes” for their effort.

A new play about to open in Melbourne is set in the stylised, competitive, empowering world of Ball culture.

An upcoming exhibition at ACMI will delve into the history of the relationship between art and light itself.

Richard Mills announced on Thursday that he will leave Victorian Opera next year, after 11 years in the job.

“Rock opera” has always been a weird category and there are few rock operas weirder than The Who’s Tommy.

There are 450 shows that could make you laugh in this year’s Melbourne International Comedy Festival. Is there a foolproof method to pick the best?

Melbourne’s first ever Design Fair has opened, filling an Abbotsford warehouse with an extraordinary range of bold, beautiful and bizarre collectibles.

Comedians are worried the slap that rocked the Oscars might have made their workplaces less safe.

The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra has posted one of its biggest surpluses after one of its worst years – but post-COVID ticket sales are still slow.