Our Perth correspondent Helen Simondson will be here at the start of the show with a bit of a wrap on what she’s seen lately, before introducing her guest, Co-Artistic Director of the fabulous Sensorium Theatre, Michelle Hovane…

1. If you’d like to listen to Jeremy Smith from Performing Lines talking about the early development of HuTan on the May 16 edition of Behind the Scenes, go here… https://omny.fm/shows/behind-the-scenes-vision-australia-radio/behind-the-scenes-16th-may-2022

Back in Melbourne, at Monash University Performing Arts Centres, it’s time again for the Indian Performing Arts Convention, described as a carnival of Carnatic music. What’s that mean? Let’s ask the Head of the Academy of Indian Music and Cultural Studies Ravi M Ravichandhira…

Meanwhile, it’s school holidays in Victoria and Theatre Works is presenting a lovely imaginative work called Whalebone and we’ll speak with its creator, performer and inventor, Jens Altheimer,

And finally, from up north in Albury Wodonga, HotHouse Theatre’s Artistic Director Karla Conway is on the line  to tell us about a locally made documentary that celebrates the company’s first quarter of a century.

They’re all on this week’s edition of Behind the Scenes with Chris Thompson right here on Vision Australia Radio.