Last weekend GRINDonline caught up with Scott Maidment the co-creator of Cantina, the fantastic circus show at the Darwin Festival this year (read GRINDonline’s review here). Scott is also the artistic director of Strut n Fret Production House; the company that produced the show. There are still a few performances of Cantina left, so hurry [...]
Family puppet show Boats is touring the NT at the moment, and playing for the Darwin Festival this Thursday, Friday, and Saturday (18th -20th August), at the NT Museum & Art Gallery. I spoke to Quinn Griggs, one of the actors/puppeteers from the show, after a performance at a school in Yirrikala. Could you tell [...]
GRINDonline, known for pushing journalistic boundaries, is publishing this double mega review of Cantina by Felix and Lang, in order to confront the conformist world of single reviews.
Malak Attack will host four of Darwin’s best metal bands this Saturday at an All Ages gig in Malak.
The Northern Territory Government acknowledges the significant and valuable contribution that senior Territorians make to our community through the Portrait of a Senior Territorian Art Award. The exhibition highlights the achievements of older Territorians and encourages excellence in artistic expression. An Acquisition Award of $7,000 is being offered for the winning original portrait of one [...]
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Actors, dancers, circus performers, physical theatre practitioners, multi-media artists, musicians, set designers and theatre professionals are invited to take part in the Andante Workshop with Younes Bachir.
To celebrate their 50th anniversary, The World Wildlife Fund has launched a short film competition called Life. Nature. You. Make the Connection. Two prizes are on offer – one decided by WWF and the other chosen by popular vote. Each winner will be commissioned by WWF to make a short film with a minimum budget [...]
GRINDonline interviews Gene Peterson and Adam Page of hilarious musical show LOOP THE LOOP
Darwin duo Sietta are about to release their debut full length album – GRINDonline gives you the low down!
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