This month the House of Pan in Brighton hosts a series of performances featuring Mairead Hannan, Christella Demetriou, and Polyxeni Theologidis.

Returning for a third season, Irine Vela’s Poetic License breaks the notion of a white, middle-class society and explores the true fabric of Australian society on the stage.

Michail Charalampidis’ short film about a girl’s lost childhood in the early 1920s, co-produced by Stella Dimadis, is an official selection at LAGFF.

Having cooked for the likes of Prince Harry, David Beckham and Nicole Kidman, the chef is bringing his experience and knowledge to Adelaide.

Last year, Istoria received the Hollywood International Independent Documentary Award (2016) in the Foreign Documentary Feature category.

On Sunday the GACL will launch The Embroiderer by Kathryn Gauci at the Greek Centre.

As Gregory Andreas’ play Wogs In Love returns to the stage, he reflects on his attempts to break stereotypes and challenge the audience’s notion of Greek characters.

Local and international street artists get together to raise awareness and funds for Corner Piece Pictures’ new feature The Doorman and charities.

Self-taught Vy Ivanidis is taking cake creation to the next level with her 3D sculptures.

Nicolette Kordos and her fitness label Nicky Kay conquers Australia’s top-tier fitness influencers and the Kardashians themselves.