How has Jane Austen's work and persona been made and remade in the 200 years since her death? And who has had a stake in it (no no no, we don't mean the zombie or vampire thing).

How did Jane Austen come to be associated with the Alt Right in America, the movement that in part led to election of Donald Trump?

The immortal Jane Austen, her interest in death, and the music she played.

Celebrating the life and times of one of Australia's most influential theatre groups, the Australian Performing Group, more commonly known as the Pram Factory. What were its aims and how has it influenced generations of theatre performers?

Villainy, the living dead, and a quaint English village are brought together in Ruddigore, or the Witch's Curse!

Black Girl Magic is a hashtag, a movement and now an event on at the Arts Centre Melbourne.

Discover Jane Austen's love of theatre in Paula Byrne's book The Genius of Jane Austen: Her Love of Theatre and Why She is a Hit in Hollywood.

Australian Theatre Director Yaron Lifschitz on his favourite cultural and theatrical experiences.

Photographer Greg Semu collaborates with fellow artist and Kaantju traditional owner Naomi Hobson and the remote Indigenous community of Coen to cinematically re-enact images from the region’s colonial past.

For Queensland Music Festival, composer Elena Kats-Chernin has taken on the challenge of composing music in response to artist William Robinson's paintings.