A chorus of girls onstage chant out the names of lost businesses and families and lives from the Darwin of seventy-five years ago.

How long can you hold your breath, how deep can you dive, how far will you go in a relationship?

Australian concert pianist Edward Cahill grew up in a Queensland country pub and made a life for himself as a classical pianist entertaining the wealthy and artistocratic elite of England and Europe. Music historian Michael Moran is Cahill's grand-nephew. Moran shares rare recordings of Cahill playing Chopin and tells us they reveal that the Australian was a master performer.

The Jaipur Literature Festival, one of the biggest writers festivals in the world, lands in Melbourne.

Between the Lines is an art exhibition by homeless artists in Melbourne.

The trilogy of plays charts one family's story during the US election campaign.

Heard This and Thought of You is a collaboration between two musicians and nine writers, which celebrates the evocative power of music.

A new dance festival takes its inspiration from the intensity and rejuvenation of a tropical storm.

Single Asian Female, the first play written by writer Michelle Law, is a comedy about a Chinese-Australian mother living on the Sunshine Coast and her two daughters.

Bruce Springsteen is been one of the biggest names in rock music. What keeps him - and his fans - so enthusiastic?