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Cut throat competition, 'corporate-speak' and dark ironies: two new five-year arts plans

  • Written by Jo Caust, Associate Professor and Principal Fellow (Hon), University of Melbourne
Cut throat competition, 'corporate-speak' and dark ironies: two new five-year arts plansKate Sherman and Nicci Wilks in Theatreworks' 2016 production of the play Animal. The acclaimed Melbourne theatre company has lost its long-term Australia Council funding. Theatreworks

A new five-year South Australian Arts Plan was launched this week. But there was a strange disconnect between an acknowledgement by the consultants of a problem in...

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