Our Manager of Sector Development & Membership, Yuhui Ng-Rodriguez chats to Chris about the Indie Report 2024, which tracks the working conditions, financial arrangements, personal and business management of independent artists and creatives in the performing arts in Australia. The TNA member of the month is independent dance-maker and choreographer, Bonnie Curtis.

Charice Rust gives an update on TNA’s CaPT Independent Producers Initiative. Winter Chapman chats about the artistic process behind her new work ‘Signal’.

TNA's new Co-CEOs Erica McCalman and Joshua Lowe candidly chat about what led them to the role, transitioning to a co-leadership model, and their aspirations for TNA and the sector.

Our General Manager, Josh Lowe, updates Chris at Vision Australia on TNA’s Australian Performing Arts Forum (APAF). He participates in the TNA Member of the Month segment with Choreographer Liesel Zink who, together with Josh and a huge team, has created a large scale public dance work Us and All of This as part of FRAME: A Biennial of Dance.

Arts Hub, Richard Watts: On The Move: latest sector appointments

In the first TNA spot for 2023, we hear from Jascha Boyce from Gravity and Other Myths and TNA’s Charice Rust, Program Producer for the Circus and Physical Theatre Independent Producers Initiative (CIPI).

Arts Hub, Celina Lei: How skills development in the performing arts can aid long-term recovery

Executive Director of TNA, Nicole Beyer, makes an appearance in this final episode of Behind the Scenes for 2022.

Behind The Scenes November 2022: TNA gives an update on its new pilot program of LeaderShift.

Melbourne Fringe Awards announces its 2022 winners, including the winners of two awards sponsored by TNA.

TNA chats about our upcoming Regional Victorian Performing Arts Forum in Ballarat. Simon Abrahams, CEO of Melbourne Fringe, shares highlights of the festival in this ‘Fringe Shows Special’ episode of Behind the Scenes.

TNA shares findings from their indie survey report. Circus artist/ performer and Unusualist, Mitch Jones, chats about his process of creating performances.

Job insecurity, poor pay: Australian artists demand a fair go – WA Today

Submissions to the National Cultural Policy consultation don’t have to be complex; what’s important is that they’re made in large numbers, argue Penelope Benton and Nicole Beyer.

TNA chats about the upcoming Victorian Performing Arts Forum. Carly Findlay reveals Alter State's program.

Lesley Graham summarises the themes and conversations at FUSE, the National Youth Performing Arts Summit, recently held in Sydney.

Tessa Leong is also excited to see stories about being Asian Australian – as well as stories told by Asian Australians – in theatres across the country.

Sydney Theatre Company and Griffin Theatre Company reshape Australian theatre with works by Asian Australian women – ABC

TNA chats about THIS IS HOW WE DO IT: a survey into the working trends of independent artists and creatives in the performing arts.