As the sun beamed down on The Meadows at University of Canberra, a sell-out crowd of 15,000 streamed through the gates for Groovin The Moo.
It’s not often that such a massive lineup of local and international acts is in one place in Canberra, and music-hungry punters didn’t need much encouragement to come along.
Read MoreIt’s perhaps one of the first sub-zero nights this Canberra autumn as my dining partner and I stroll down the deserted tail end of City Walk between Akuna and Binara Streets towards the Crowne Plaza. Binara One, our destination for the evening, is tucked away at the side of the main entrance to the hotel and has a direct entry. Wooden floors, grey and black hues on the soft benches and chairs, interspersed with some bright orange and green make for a warm and welcoming bar interior.
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A new theatrical event featuring Andrew Lloyd Webber’s most timeless songs performed by the current stars of Australian musical theatre is coming to the Canberra Theatre Centre in June 2011 for 8 shows only.
He’s been described as the master of musical theatre, the maestro of musicals, and a theatrical force to be reckoned with. His musicals have been seen by hundreds of millions around the world, translated into dozens of languages and won every major entertainment award.
Read MoreIn case you haven’t noticed, there is currently a nineties pop culture revival going on. The savvy team at Academy Nightclub cottoned on to this fact and booked Grammy Award-winning American hip-hop trio, Naughty by Nature.
I arrived at Academy at about 11:30pm and was surprised by the relatively empty club. Fast-forward an hour later and the club was almost filled to capacity, with fans anticipating the arrival of the main act.
Read MoreAngèle & Tony, the award-winning debut feature from writer/director Alix Delaporte, is an arresting and intimate drama about two lost souls in search of human connection. Angèle (Clotilde Hesme) is a young woman falling...
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