Archive for category: Arts

Kara Coen and the FireFlies and Friends

1 May 2025/in Arts, New stories /by Tikka Wilson

From Art in the Triangle, May 2025

I’m beyond excited to invite you to the crowd fund Big Bash – a massive thank you celebration for all the incredible support we’ve received on this journey. Join me, Kara Coen, as well as The FireFlies and Friends on Saturday, 14 June at the beloved Murrah Hall for a vibrant pop-up art and music festival filled with heart, creativity and community spirit.

We’ve nearly reached our target of $3,000 … Read more »

Summer of the Seventeenth Doll

1 May 2025/in Arts, New stories /by Tikka Wilson

From Art in the Triangle, May 2025

Cobargo’s own David Newell is stepping into the spotlight in Theatre Onset’s upcoming production of Summer of the Seventeenth Doll, playing the iconic role of Roo – one of the most enduring characters in Australian theatre.

Dave’s performance is set to be a highlight of the production that opens at the Old Anglican Church in Bega on May 30.

‘Roo is a man trying to hold on to … Read more »

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