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09 May, 2018

Budget lacks cultural ambition

The Federal Budget released last night is disappointing and offers no new strategic developments for the arts sector or for strengthening the links between the arts and innovation, education, health, soft diplomacy or tourism.

07 May, 2018

Will Budget ignite opportunity to fuel artistic ambition and use the arts to strengthen other portfolio outcomes

AMPAG calls for greater investment in the performing arts to fuel artistic ambition and audience reach, and to value the arts across key government policies.

03 May, 2018

Sam Walsh AO takes lead of the Australia Council

Minister Mitch Fifield has appointed Sam Walsh AO as the 13th Chair of the Australia Council for the Arts.

03 May, 2018

OA's Artistic Director awarded one of Italy’s top cultural honours

Opera Australia is proud to announce Artistic Director Lyndon Terracini AM, has been awarded one of the highest civilian honours in Italy, Commander of the Order of the Star of Italy (Commendatore dell’Ordine della Stella d’Italia).

02 May, 2018

NSW Premier’s Literary Awards announced

Black is the New White by Nakkiah Lui (Sydney Theatre Company) awarded Nick Enright Prize for Playwriting.

27 Apr, 2018

12 Semi Finalists Announced - 2018 ABC Young Performers Awards

They now prepare to compete in the semi-finals and the opportunity to play an exhilarating concerto accompanied by the Sydney Symphony Orchestra under the baton of celebrated conductor Dr. Nicholas Milton AM in the finals.

26 Apr, 2018

Finalists announced for the 2018 Western Australian of the Year awards

The finalists for the 2018 Western Australian of the Year Awards have been announced, celebrating exceptional West Australians who have made an extraordinary impact in the community and demonstrated excellence in their field.

26 Apr, 2018

Young People Fill the House at Sydney Theatre Company

More than 100 teenagers from across Sydney had fun at the theatre, without a teacher in sight.

26 Apr, 2018

#BernsteinAt100 celebrations with the SSO

The Sydney Symphony Orchestra joined arts organisations around the world to salute the legacy of cultural giant Leonard Bernstein as part of the #BernsteinAt100 celebrations.

23 Apr, 2018

Mazda hitting the high notes with ongoing Opera Australia partnership

Mazda and Opera Australia today announced an extension of their highly successful 15-year partnership, by a further three years to 2021.

18 Apr, 2018

2018 AIR awards nominees announced

Congratulations to all the nominees in the Best Independent Classical Album category of the 2018 AIR Awards.

18 Apr, 2018

Paige Rattray appointed as STC Associate Director

Sydney Theatre Company announced that it has appointed its former Richard Wherrett Fellow Paige Rattray in the new role of Associate Director.

18 Apr, 2018

Brisbane Girls Grammar School announces Education Partnership with QSO

Brisbane Girls Grammar School has announced the launch of its unique Education Partnership with Queensland Symphony Orchestra, providing students with the extraordinary opportunity to be mentored by, and perform with, some of Australia’s finest musicians.

18 Apr, 2018

QSO announces Timothy Matthies Director of Artistic Planning

Mr Timothy Matthies will take up the role of Director of Artistic Planning from June 25.

18 Apr, 2018

WASO Chorus to tour China in May

The West Australian Symphony Orchestra Chorus will embark on a 12-day tour of China, with performances in Shanghai, Nanjing and Beijing.

13 Apr, 2018

New OzCo figures show MPA’s Touring Reach Growing Steadily

The latest figures released by the Australia Council show that the touring reach of Australia’s major performing arts companies continues to grow steadily.

13 Apr, 2018

Bangarra and ACO in Tokyo, Japan for Australia now

Ambassador Richard Court AC announces in Tokyo the Australia now program, presenting the best of Australian innovation, lifestyle and creativity in Japan from April to November 2018.

13 Apr, 2018

Rumpelstiltskin spins gold with UK premiere season

London’s iconic Southbank Centre to present Windmill Theatre Co and State Theatre Company South Australia’s Rumpelstiltskin in Queen Elizabeth Hall as centrepiece 2018 Christmas show.

12 Apr, 2018

Momentum building for cultural change in live theatre

About 50 representatives of major, medium and small theatre companies, performers, crew and other industry stakeholders came together in Melbourne for an unprecedented forum dedicated to addressing harassment, discrimination and bullying in Australian theatres.

12 Apr, 2018

MSO announces 2019 Cybec Young Composer in Residence

The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra has appointed Mark Holdsworth as its Cybec Young Composer in Residence for 2019.

12 Apr, 2018

The 2017 Patrick White Playwrights’ Award and Fellowship

Sydney Theatre Company has released the judges’ shortlist of five plays in the running for the 2017 Patrick White Playwrights’ Award.

12 Apr, 2018

Jobs up, but is income keeping pace?

The number of positions in music and performing arts grew at a faster rate in the past five years than the Australian workforce, according to recent analysis of the 2016 Census by Queensland University of Technology researchers.

12 Apr, 2018

Queensland Theatre announces Amanda Jolly as Executive Director

Not only is the Queensland Theatre celebrating the past year as a record-breaker in terms of audience reach, ticket revenue, critical acclaim and artistic success, company Chair Elizabeth Jameson has announced Amanda Jolly as Executive Director.

11 Apr, 2018

STCSA and KOJO join forces

Two different storytellers joining forces, State Theatre Company South Australia has announced an exciting new partnership with digital content creators, KOJO.

11 Apr, 2018

Young musicians from regional NSW mentored by the SSO

Sixty-four students from regional New South Wales mentored by the Sydney Symphony Orchestra when the orchestra held its annual pop-up music camp Playerlink!

11 Apr, 2018

Sir Andrew Davis continues artistic relationship with the MSO as Conductor Laureate

Sir Andrew Davis has announced he will step down from his role as Chief Conductor with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra at the end of his tenure in December 2019.

10 Apr, 2018

Electoral Legislation Amendments- Committee Report recognises Arts sector concerns

The report recommendations seek to address draft legislation overreach; however, the real test will be if Government accepts the recommendations and the adequacy of the wording in any proposed amendments.

10 Apr, 2018

35th Annual Victorian Green Room Awards Winners

Melbourne's Arts Industry came together to celebrate the achievements of their talented peers at the 2018 Green Room Awards.

09 Apr, 2018

Curious Incident Generated $10.7 Million for Economy

The Australian premiere of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, presented by Melbourne Theatre Company and Arts Centre Melbourne, generated an estimated $10.7 million in economic benefit to the State, a study by Culture Counts has revealed.

06 Apr, 2018

An artistic exchange

The Australian Ballet’s Principal Artist Kevin Jackson will perform The Prince in The Royal Ballet’s production of The Nutcracker while Australian dancer Alexander Campbell, a principal of The Royal Ballet, will delight audiences at the Sydney Opera House when he performs as the Prince in The Australian Ballet’s production of Cinderella.

05 Apr, 2018

Bell welcomes 30 regional teachers for mentorship

Bell Shakespeare hosted the 2018 recipients of the Regional Teacher Mentorship in Sydney in March.

05 Apr, 2018

New opera of Gaiman's Coraline hits the London stage

Victorian Opera’s first co-commission and co-production with Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, an adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s much-loved novella Coraline, has opened to raft of four-star reviews and a sold-out season at London’s Barbican Centre.

04 Apr, 2018

Ballet Moves for Adult Creative Health

In 2017, Queensland Ballet (QB) undertook research on the health and wellbeing benefits of ballet for mature adults.

29 Mar, 2018

Introducing Musica Viva FutureMakers 2018/19

Aura Go, piano and Matthias Schack-Arnott, percussive artist, are the FutureMakers 2018-19 artists.

29 Mar, 2018

The Lighthouse Girl set to tour Regional WA

This Black Swan production which enjoyed sell out World Premiere seasons in both Albany and Perth in 2017, is set to tour to regional WA in April and May, this year.

28 Mar, 2018

Groundbreaking collaboration - A Tasmanian Requiem

A Tasmanian Requiem is a groundbreaking collaboration between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal artists - an ambitious musical and visual narrative that faces a past haunted by the terrible legacy of the Black War of Van Diemen’s Land.

28 Mar, 2018

Sydney Symphony Orchestra's 2018 Young Ambassadors

Meet the brand new batch of bright and curious minds who are joining the SSO Young Ambassadors program in 2018.

28 Mar, 2018

Qld Ballet’s Jack Lister selected to choreograph for Ballet Now

In association with Sadler’s Wells, the Birmingham Royal Ballet have revealed Qld Ballet’s choreographer Jack Lister has been commissioned for their 2019/20 season as part of Ballet Now.

28 Mar, 2018

Bangarra announces new partnership with Boral

Bangarra Dance Theatre announced a new three-year agreement with major sponsor Boral that ensures delivery of world-class Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander dance experiences in regional and remote centres across Australia.

22 Mar, 2018

MSO honours Lady Potter AC with Life Membership

At the opening gala of its 2018 season on Saturday 3 March, the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra (MSO) presented Lady Primrose Potter AC with a Life Membership to celebrate her generous support for the Orchestra.

21 Mar, 2018

NSW Premier’s Literary Awards shortlists announced

Seven plays shortlisted including six plays for the Nick Enright Prize for Playwriting.

15 Mar, 2018

Bangarra's teacher training - Winhanga-rra in demand

(Wiradjuri language for hear, think, listen). With the Australian Curriculum determining Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and cultures as one of three priorities across the curriculum and the States curriculum incorporation of more Indigenous content there is high demand for professional learning in this area.

14 Mar, 2018

The Sydney Symphony Orchestra to hit the road

The Sydney Symphony Orchestra has been touring for almost as long as it has been alive and will this year celebrate 80 years of touring regional New South Wales when it goes back to where it all began: Wollongong.

14 Mar, 2018

The Brandenburg Quartet - exciting new arrival

The Brandenburg Quartet is an exciting new arrival on Australia’s music scene.

09 Mar, 2018

Indigenous circus acts collaboration a first for Australia

An intercultural dialogue and Indigenous focus between BLAKflip and the Inuit community in Canada represents a first for Australia in terms of a major Indigenous circus arts collaboration, and one that will be developed further.

09 Mar, 2018

Three new chairs for WA

A changing of the guard has taken place for three AMPAG members with the appointments Richard Goyder AO as Chair of the West Australian Symphony Orchestra, Nicola Forrest as Chair of Black Swan State Theatre Company and of Andrew Pascoe as the new West Australian Opera Chairman.

09 Mar, 2018

Artists take up residence at Black Swan

BSSTC Resident Artists 2018 are; Tyler Hill (Designer), Ian Michael (Actor/ Director), Chloe Ogilvie (Lighting Designer) and Katt Osborne (Director).

08 Mar, 2018

Plans to redevelop Queensland Ballet home unveiled to public

Queensland Ballet takes the next step in developing a state-of-the-art performing arts facility in West End.

08 Mar, 2018

Adelaide Symphony Orchestra’s groundbreaking Virtual Reality Orchestra

Adelaide Symphony Orchestra’s exciting ENCORE in VR is providing an orchestral experience outside of a concert venue, direct to South Australians through 14 community centres across metropolitan Adelaide, Mid-North and the Southern Yorke Peninsula.

08 Mar, 2018

Goyder to take up the WASO baton

One of Australia’s leading business figures, Richard Goyder AO, is to become Chairman of the West Australian Symphony Orchestra, succeeding Janet Holmes à Court AC who has held the position for 20 years.

07 Mar, 2018

Therapeutic power of music gives relief to patients

Patients with Parkinson’s disease and other chronic illnesses are benefiting greatly from the St John of God Frankston Rehabilitation Hospital’s Music for Wellness program.

05 Mar, 2018

Annette Shun Wah & Heather Mitchell join STC board

Sydney Theatre Company Chairman Ian Narev has announced that the Executive Producer of Contemporary Asian Australian Performance (CAAP) Annette Shun Wah and actor Heather Mitchell have joined STC’s board.

01 Mar, 2018

Dance is for everyone – let’s get moving

Australian's are joining in the Big Dance on International Dance Day (29 April 2018), the largest dance celebration in the world.

01 Mar, 2018

Nicholas Heyward to step down as TSO Managing Director after 17 years

Nicholas Heyward, long serving Managing Director of the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, announces that he will step down at the end of 2018, the conclusion of his current contract.

28 Feb, 2018

Green Room Award nominations

The 2018 Green Room Awards, will be held at Melbourne’s Comedy Theatre on Monday 9 April.

28 Feb, 2018

Sydney Dance Company head to Europe in April

In April, Sydney Dance Company will undertake a European Spring Tour of the exhilarating triple bill of Rafael Bonachela’s Lux Tenebris, Cheng Tsung-lung’s Full Moon and Gabrielle Nankivell’s Wildebeest, with with Sydney Dance Company’s first ever performances at Théâtre National de la Danse Chaillot, Paris.

28 Feb, 2018

Opera Australia celebrates 20 years of schools touring with 2018 launch

Opera Australia’s 2018 NSW Schools Tour was launched at South Coogee Public School, marking a 20 year milestone of this vital outreach program that has showcased opera to more than 1.4 million children since its inception.

28 Feb, 2018

Melbourne Symphony Orchestra to tour China this May

The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra will tour to China this May, performing in six cities in ten days under the helm of Chief Conductor Sir Andrew Davis.

26 Feb, 2018

Vocation training support for Dance returns

The Diploma of Dance (Elite Performance) and the Advanced Diploma of Dance (Elite Performance) are, from 18 Jan eligible for VET student loans, both with a $10,000 cap.

23 Feb, 2018

Change in Chair for Black Swan

Black Swan State Theatre Company announces that its chairman of five years Mark Barnaba AM, will stand down April 2. Nicola Forrest will be his successor.

16 Feb, 2018

CAAP Directors Initiative with 3 state theatre companies

Queensland Theatre, Melbourne Theatre Company and Sydney Theatre Company have announced the CAAP Directors Initiative, aimed at unearthing, nurturing and developing Asian Australian directors for the stage.

15 Feb, 2018

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14 Feb, 2018

Australian Chamber Orchestra Acquire Rare 300-year old Stradivarius Violin

The Australia Chamber Orchestra has announced that ACO Chairman Guido Belgiorno-Nettis AM and Michelle Belgiorno-Nettis have purchased the 1726 Stradivarius violin, regarded as one of the most remarkable violins in existence, for long-term loan to the Orchestra.

12 Feb, 2018

New funding first step in bold future for Opera Queensland

In the first major announcement for Opera Queensland’s new executive management team, the Queensland Government has committed $2.16 million in additional funding over four years to help the company grow, invest in new initiatives and return to three mainstage Brisbane seasons from 2019.

08 Feb, 2018

WASO Composition Project

The 2018 Composition Project is underway at WASO as they welcome their composers who will work alongside Artistic Director James Ledger to each create a brand new work for a 14-piece chamber orchestra made up of WASO Principal and Associate Principal musicians. The composers works will be premiered in WASO’s Education Week+ in June 2018.

08 Feb, 2018

Draft bills carry serious implications for the arts

AMPAG is concerned about the negative effects that the draft Electoral Legislation Amendment Bill and the draft Foreign Influence Transparency Scheme Bill will have on the arts, should they go ahead as they stand.

07 Feb, 2018

2017 Matilda + 2018 Victorian Premier’s Literary Awards announced

The Matilda Awards honouring and celebrating the achievements of the Queensland theatre industry have been announced at the Brisbane Powerhouse.

07 Feb, 2018

Artists and philanthropists recognised in Australia Day Honours

Former Principal Dancer with the Australian Ballet, Lucette Aldous was bestowed the country’s highest honor, the Companion of the Order of Australia in this year’s Australia Day awards.

07 Feb, 2018

The Sydney Symphony Orchestra announces new crop of young musicians for 2018 Fellowship

The Sydney Symphony Orchestra has today announced the latest crop of young classical musicians to join its internationally-renowned 2018 Fellowship program.

06 Feb, 2018

State Opera SA's New Executive Team

State Opera SA Chair, John Irving, has announced the appointment of two new executives to lead the company into the future: Executive Director Ms Yarmila Alfonzetti and Artistic Director Stuart Maunder AM.

02 Feb, 2018

Opera Australia to debut Chinese surtitles at the iconic Sydney Opera House

Australia’s national opera company, Opera Australia, has announced the introduction of Simplified Chinese surtitles for select productions in the Joan Sutherland Theatre at the Sydney Opera House through the 2018 season.

01 Feb, 2018

The SSO and Taikoz present the world-premiere of a new Australian work

The Sydney Symphony Orchestra (SSO) and Taikoz will give a new work by young Australian composer Lachlan Skipworth its first ever airing this month when they join forces for three concerts at the Sydney Opera House.

01 Feb, 2018

Leadership changes ahead for Musica Viva

Musica Viva Chairman Charles Graham announced that Mary Jo Capps, after nearly 20 years as the company’s CEO, would be stepping down at the end of 2018.

31 Jan, 2018

TSO announce new partnership with aged care provider Uniting AgeWell

The Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra announces a new corporate partnership with leading aged care provider Uniting AgeWell.

30 Jan, 2018

Finalists announced for 2018-19 Queensland Premier’s Drama Award

Three Queensland playwrights are vying for the Queensland Premier’s Drama Award 2018-19, with Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk announcing the finalists on 30 January

25 Jan, 2018

Lillian Banks and Brad Smith announced as 2018 Russell Page Graduate Program recipients

Bangarra Dance Theatre has announced two young dancers joining the company for 2018 under the Russell Page Graduate Program, thanks to the generosity of a group of donors and a matched funding grant from the Sherry-Hogan Foundation.

25 Jan, 2018

Queensland Ballet celebrates QLD Women’s Week 2018.

On Tuesday 6 March, QB will host a two-hour early morning event, celebrating the incredible contribution women and girls make to the ecology of ballet.

25 Jan, 2018

AMPAG submission to the Joint Standing Committee on Electoral Matters

AMPAG is strongly opposed to any attempt by government to impact arts-based expression negatively within this ELECTORAL LEGISLATION AMENDMENT (ELECTORAL FUNDING AND DISCLOSURE REFORM) BILL.

24 Jan, 2018

Sydney Theatre Awards announced

2017 Sydney Theatre Awards announced 37 Awards shared between 18 productions including -Belvoir's Hir and STC's Muriel’s Wedding .

24 Jan, 2018

Summer, starlight and FREE music!

What better way to savour summer than with spine-tingling music under the stars? And what’s more, it’s free!

18 Jan, 2018

MTC 2018 Women in Theatre Program participants announced

Melbourne Theatre Company is delighted to announce the 12 new participants in its 2018 Women in Theatre Program.

10 Jan, 2018

Chinese New Year 2018

Melbourne, Sydney and Adelaide Symphonies celebrate 2018 Chinese New Year with vivid works old and new.

10 Jan, 2018

SSO + 35 NSW primary teachers from Woolgoolga to Jerrabomberra

The Sydney Symphony Orchestra (SSO) continues supporting the next generation of musicians with its award-winning TunED-Up!™ program in 2018.

21 Dec, 2017

Wishing you joyous celebrations and a wonderful New Year

Thank you for sharing laughter and tears, applause, inspiration and support.AMPAG office will reopen on the 8th January 2018

20 Dec, 2017

Sydney Theatre Awards nominations announced

Nominations were announced for the Sydney Theatre Awards for 2017, which will be presented at a gala ceremony.

19 Dec, 2017

Digital Economic Strategy-AMPAG Submission

AMPAG argues the Digital Economic Strategy should move from a STEM to STEAM approach.

19 Dec, 2017

Skilled Migration- Job Code Eligibility Review

AMPAG provides evidence to support its argument that job codes for dancers, Artistic Directors, Arts Administrators and Music Directors should be moved from the short to the to the medium-to-long term skilled migrant list.

19 Dec, 2017

Gonski 2-Education Excellence Review

AMPAG submits evidence in support of Introducing a STEAM-oriented ecurriculum backed up by rigorous professional development for arts teachers and a supportive organisational framework.

18 Dec, 2017

Mary Jo Capps receives Honorary Doctorate

On Friday 15 December 2017, the University of Melbourne bestowed its highest honour on Musica Viva CEO Mary Jo Capps, admitting her to the degree of Doctor of Visual and Performing Arts honoris causa in recognition of her extensive contribution to music and the University.

14 Dec, 2017

Adelaide Critics Circle Awards announced

A big congratulations to actors Miranda Daughtry and Matt Crook, who have both been named winners at the Adelaide Critics Circle Awards.

14 Dec, 2017

STATEMENT: Harassment and bullying

Harassment of any kind in the workplace is totally unacceptable—and AMPAG is deeply concerned about the incidents and allegations that have recently come to light in the media, entertainment and arts industries.

14 Dec, 2017

December Sneak Peeks 2017

This December will shimmer and spangle with energy and festive cheer as our performing arts companies push the boat out in a magnificent celebration of creativity and all things Christmas.

14 Dec, 2017

November Sneak Peeks 2017

Prepare to be dazzled! November’s program is bursting with surprises and delights ranging from electrifying new works to sublime classics of mesmerising beauty.

13 Dec, 2017

TSO Announces 2018 -2019 TSO Australian Composers’ School Participants

The Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra announced the four composers, selected from 55 applicants, who will take part in the 2018-19 TSO Australian Composers’ School. The successful applicants are Holly Harrison (Sydney), Mark Holdsworth (Perth), Ella Macens (Sydney) and Harry Sdraulig (Sydney).

11 Dec, 2017

Full STEAM ahead in the digital economy

AMPAG has called on the Federal Government to incorporate the arts and creative industries in its drive to push forward with the digital economy.

07 Dec, 2017

Image credits

Sydney Theatre Company: Maggie McKenna in rehearsal for Muriel’s Wedding the Musical. Image credit: Christine Messenesi, The Australian Ballet: Robyn Hendricks and Musette Molyneaux. Image credit: Kate Longley, Melbourne Theatre Company: Gillian Cosgriff in rehearsal for Vivid White. Image credit: Deryk McAlpin, Bangarra: Photo credit: Brendan Blacklock, Australian Chamber Orchestra: Image credit Australian Chamber Orchestra, Circus Oz: Spenser Inwood, Sharon Gruenert, Sam Oldham. Photo credit: Rob Blackburn, Opera Australia: Michael Honeyman as King Roger and Lorina Gore as Roxana in Opera Australia’s 2017 production of King Roger. Photo credit: Jeff Busby, Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra: Image credit: Alastair Bett.

07 Dec, 2017

Credit Suisse & SSO launch new 3 year music education program

The program will provide access to world-class music education for primary school students from low socio-economic areas over three-years.

06 Dec, 2017

Premier’s Literary Awards Short List announced

The 2018 Victorian Premier’s Literary Awards has placed 21 writers, poets and playwrights in the running for Australia’s richest single literary prize – The Victorian Prize for Literature .

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