Linda Morris, The Sydney Morning Herald

Linda Morris

The Sydney Morning Herald

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Past articles by Linda:

‘Build up that layer of hard goanna skin’: Behind the scenes of a big debut

Bangarra’s first new artistic director in more than three decades is preparing to stage her debut work for the company. → Read More

Scott Morrison favourite Tina Arena quits Australia Council board

Arena was appointed by former prime minister Scott Morrison, who called his interest in her “bordering on unhealthy”. → Read More

‘Not for the elite’: Sydney Opera House unveils concerts to celebrate 50 years

A year-long program of events celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Opera’s House’s opening kicks off next month. → Read More

Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II in Marrickville vandalised

The portrait by artist Stuart Sale has been painted over in the colours of the Aboriginal flag. → Read More

‘You can’t take a billion with you to the grave’: Inside the world of Sydney’s power patrons

Meet the philanthropists bankrolling the city’s arts and culture institutions. → Read More

Hope for fate of Lismore’s flood-damaged Hannah Cabinet masterpiece

Conservators in Sydney, Canberra, and Brisbane have begun the delicate process of drying out the priceless object and other works damaged in the Lismore floods. → Read More

William Shakespeare predicted Trump’s rise: lunch with Peter Evans

Bell Shakespeare boss Peter Evans unveils the company’s new Walsh Bay home and plans for a Shakespeare musical. → Read More

Arthur Boyd’s South Coast property opens with new underground museum

The museum is part of a $34 million transformation of the famous property. → Read More

Rebel Wilson tours Sydney’s newest theatre, built with her $1 million donation

The Rebel Theatre, a 196-seat space, will open at the newly refurbished Walsh Bay arts precinct. → Read More

‘A hit job of the highest order’: CEO departs Sydney Symphony Orchestra

Emma Dunch has quit the premier arts company, claiming she was subject to a “politically architected ‘hit job’ of the highest order”. → Read More

Inside the battle that divided the Sydney Symphony Orchestra and Sydney Opera House

Two of the most powerful women in the city’s arts scene have locked horns. → Read More

Showbiz showdown: the fight to own Sydney’s theatre scene

British impresario Sir Howard Panter is shopping for a new theatre and rehearsal space in Sydney as the curtain rises on his first foray into Australian theatre. → Read More

Like Broadway or the West End: Sydney set to get a dedicated theatre district

Market soundings have been quietly under way as the NSW government hunts for suitable CBD properties to convert to theatre venues. → Read More

After 22 years at the MCA, Liz Ann Macgregor looks to the future

Liz Ann Macgregor has seen off politicians and developers during her 22 years heading the Museum of Contemporary Art. → Read More

Shakespeare gets the Gaga treatment in new Australian musical

Bell Shakespeare Company has announced it will stage its first-ever musical, A Midsummer Night’s Dream like no other. → Read More

‘At last she is being heard’: Valerie Strong, matriarch of the Olsen family, has first solo exhibition

The artistic dynasty has, for the most part, revolved around the glittering orb that is the career of John Olsen. → Read More

Music education in crisis as school bands silenced

Teachers fear NSW has lost two years of beginners to the pandemic and that audiences have switched off, maybe for good. → Read More

New South Wales' oldest theatre could be on course for an encore

Plans to reopen NSW's oldest theatre could spark the revival of other dormant historic theatres across NSW. → Read More

Powerhouse Museum back in black after cash squeeze

The Powerhouse Museum emerged from COVID-19 with a surplus after running out of cash the year before. → Read More

Wendy Sharpe explores ghosts of the past and the north shore

With famous psychics in the family and a childhood brush with the supernatural, the artist explores ghosts in her new show at Mosman Art Gallery. → Read More