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There's arts aplenty over Easter. Here's taste of what's in store in this week's Artsweek column by HELEN MUSA.
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There's arts aplenty over Easter. Here's taste of what's in store in this week's Artsweek column by HELEN MUSA.
"Poetry on the page and poetry on the stage are two very different things," writes HELEN MUSA in her review of “Apeiron Baroque X Poetry”.
The Blamey Street Big Band's upcoming Beatle concert leads this week's "Arts in the City" column by HELEN MUSA.
Jacqui Malins. Photo: Zach Polis. CANBERRA has always been a poetic city, but a new festival puts that into upper case with the new “Poetic City Festival”. The event is the brainchild of Jacqui Malins, familiar to readers as the director of Mother Tongue Multilingual Poetry, who says the city will come alive to the sight and sounds of versifying in performances, installations and events around town in March and April. A highlight will be an outdoor poetry cinema running over two nights where short poetry videos will be screened and poets paid a fee of $50 for selected videos. Then in “H...