HAROLD PINTER’S THE LOVER AND THE DUMB WAITER AT THE ENSEMBLE : UNSETTLING THEATRE
With their latest show, The Ensemble theatre welcomes you to the Harold Pinter experience. This experience is odd, skewered, out
VARIOUS CHARACTERS AT FLIGHT PATH THEATRE : PLENTY OR ROBUST AFTER SHOW DISCUSSION
VARIOUS CHARACTERS sensitively portrays a desire for connection and belonging while navigating familiar second and third generation migrant experiences.
THE WRONG GODS UPSTAIRS AT BELVOIR STREET : PROGRESS, WHAT PROGRESS
Above : Mother and daughter Nadia Kammallaweera and Radhika Mudaliyar in THE WRONG GODS The setting to acclaimed playwright S.
LA COCINA: CULINARY LINGUS
Suspicion among the saucepans, the simmer and sizzle of illicit sex, the sharp, spiced tongue of culinary lingus, all mix and mingle in LA COCINA, a no restraint restaurant
DVD GIVEAWAY : MAYFAIR WITCHES SEASON 2 OUT NOW ON DVD
Season 2 of Anne Rice’s Mayfair Witches has just been released on DVD. Anne Rice’s Mayfair Witches’ new season continues the journey of Rowan Mayfair (Alexandra Daddario) after she has
MONSIEUR AZNAVOUR: THE SINNER AND THE SONGS
Charles Aznavour lived a long life. And this film of this life is long. MONSIEUR AZNAVOUR runs to two and a quarter hours and for the most part it is
NIJINSKY | THE AUSTRALIAN BALLET
The Nijinsky ballet, makes its return to Sydney Opera House after 9 years in hiatus since its Australian premiere in 2016. Devised by German based, American Choreographer, John Neumeier, this
BANDALUZIA @ ILLAWARRA PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE
After seeing Spanish Flamenco featured in films from Baz Lurman’s Strictly Ballroom in 1992 to Salsa in the 2021 film In The Heights the world of Spanish dance
SYDNEY FESTIVAL : THE CHRONICLES AT ROSLYN PACKER THEATRE
‘ THE CHRONICLES is a new work by Australian choreographer Stephanie Lake. It has a lot to enjoy and commend, but also invites some questions. Stephanie utilises the ensemble of
SCHUBERT SONGS | AUSTRALIAN HAYDN ENSEMBLE
Australian Haydn Ensemble performed Schubert Songs featuring guest Baritone David Greco. Back by popular demand, the ensemble have revived the program with Greco from the BC years (Before Covid) mixing
POETICA : AN EVENING AT THE CHELSEA HOTEL AT THE BONDI PAV IN JUNE
Above : Canadian folk icon and legend Joni Mitchell spent time at the Chelsea What do Bob Dylan, Chet Baker, Arthur Miller, Joni Mitchell, Patti Smith, Jack Kerouac, Leonard Cohen,
INNER MONGOLIAN SPECTACULAR CULTURAL PERFORMANCE AT THE SEYMOUR CENTRE
This event featured seven performer groups representing the culture of Inner Mongolia, an autonomous area of China. The first presentation was folk songs by the Nair Band. This included throat singing,
OPERA AUSTRALIA: DIDO AND AENEAS AT THE DAME JOAN SUTHERLAND THEATRE
Above: Opera Australia Chorus and Circa Ensemble in Dido & Aeneas. Featured image: CIRCA Ensemble members take flight on the Dida and Aeneas stage. Photo credit: Keith Saunders. A terrific
SEVEN DEADLY SINS & MAHAGONNY SONGSPIEL
Directed by Spark Sanders-Robinson Conducted by Philip Eames Featuring pianist Nathaniel Kong Music by Kurt Weill | Libretto by Bertolt Brecht – 4 Stars The Seven Deadly Sins, composed in
LA TRAVIATA AT SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE
Opera Australia opened La Traviata last night at the Joan Sutherland Theatre in Sydney Opera House. With a big cruise ship in Circular Quay there were many Americans in the
JACQX MELILLI : WHEN THE GLITTER FADES : VAUDEVILLIAN MACHINATIONS
In her debut novel, Jacqx Mililli has tackled the world of vaudeville in Australia in the first half of the twentieth century. Based on reminiscences the author heard
LANDFALL: A CLI-FI THRILLER
Devastating. LANDFALL by James Bradley may well be the most devastating detective fiction you’ll read this year. Cataclysmic climate change has transformed Sydney into a ravaged landscape shaped by
LOVE UNEDITED: GETS YOU RIGHT IN THE HEART OF THE THROAT
“Molly turned page forty of the manuscript, put it face down on the stack and switched off her desk lamp….the pages of the novel had got under her skin
JULIE FRAGAR WINS ARCHIBALD PRIZE 2025 WITH PORTRAIT OF ARTIST JUSTENE WILLIAMS
The Art Gallery of New South Wales was pleased to announce that Brisbane artist Julie Fragar has won the Archibald Prize 2025 and $100,000 for her portrait of fellow Brisbane
PACKING ROOM PRIZE 2025 : ABDUL ABDULLAH’S PORTRAIT OF FELLOW ARTIST AND FRIEND JASON PHU : NO MOUNTAIN HIGH ENOUGH
Abdul Abdullah has been named the winner of the 2025 Packing Room Prize at the Art Gallery of New South Wales for his portrait of fellow artist and friend Jason
MARDI GRAS FAIR DAY 2025
Mardi Gras Fair Day held at Victoria Park is one of there most colourful events on the Sydney arts calendar. A glorious sunny summer’s day made the colours pop on
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