In 2020, Territory muso David Garnham’s side project The Choir of Man began a series of hugely popular Christmas shows, singing classic and contemporary carols to the delight of many...
Duprada Dance Company takes their place on the Araluen Arts Centre stage this month, presenting their final production of the year, Coppélia. Not only is it a showcase for the...
Menopause is a natural part of a woman’s life, something all women go through at some point. There’s dozens of symptoms to signal The Change including – yes, hot flushes...
Get ready to giggle, folks, as up-and-coming comics take to stages across the Territory to compete in Deadly Funny, Melbourne International Comedy Festival’s national comedy competition unearthing the freshest and...
Hansel and Gretel, the classic Brothers Grimm fairy tale of two siblings lost in the forest and held captive by a wicked witch, is a cautionary tale of stranger danger...
Bangarra Dance Theatre needs no introduction. Now in their fourth decade of performance, the company has been fundamental in bringing contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture to the foreground...
There's no denying true crime is having a moment. From podcasts to TV shows, we’re hungry to find out what happened to the victims, to figure out why people are...
It's been said that identical twins are telepathic, or have a little thing called ESP – aka Extra Sensory Perception – where they receive information from their twin that is...
Tracks Dance's Choreolab program was created in 2009 to help creatives develop an articulate voice as both dancer and choreographer. Over the course of 10 weeks, participants come together in...
With Acclaimed productions like Dracula, Animal Farm and A Christmas Carol under the belt, Queensland-based shake & stir theatre co. is no stranger to re-imagining beloved, classic literature for contemporary...
Dave ‘Hughesy’ Hughes has become a household name over the years, his trademark sharp wit and Aussie drawl winning him a legion of fans around the world. This month, Hughesy...
The desert comes alive in September, and not just because of all the blooming wildflowers. Artists are bustling to gear up to their shows for the annual Desert Festival, works...
THE NT’S BELOVED Brown’s Mart Theatre has fostered the creativity of Territorians for 50 wonderful years. One of the organisations born out of Brown’s Mart all those years ago was...
GET READY TO giggle, Territorians and lucky visitors, as English actor, comedian, musician and singer Bill Bailey descends on the NT with his hilarious new show, En Route To Normal...
OH, LOOKOUT! THE comical crew from Deadly Darwin are going walkabout across the Northern Territory, delivering their quick wit and signature humour to the masses. By Tierney Seccull Forming in...
EARLY LAST YEAR, the talented ensemble that is Postmodern Jukebox was gearing up for their global tour, eager to share their pop-jazz fusion with audiences around the world. But just...
Whether you remember watching a play as a school student, attending a live music gig or community dance production, almost everybody has memory they hold dear of the adored home...
Recent years have been painful for industries across the board. But none quite like the arts, literally brought to its knees with lockdowns, lockouts, distancing laws and venue closures. By...
Evonne Goolagong discovered a love of tennis as a young girl, hitting a ball against the tin wall of her family home. The girl from the bush who dared to...
At the moment of death, according to Yolŋu, waŋa (spirit) takes a journey that follows the sunset and the morning star back to the east, where it is meant to...