This year’s winter light fest will shine a light on Sydney’s restaurants and one of our most beloved artists,John Olsen.
Sydney Festival shrugged aside the Covid years with a reminder of how great it can be.
Director Olivia Ansell says there was an “insatiable thirst” among Sydneysiders and visitors for this year’s event after the disruption of COVID-19 lockdowns and La Nina downpours.
A motorbike accident left Rodney Bell paralysed from the chest down. It was then that he was given a vehicle for dance.
Elaine Crombie has invented the figure of bold,brassy,sassy character in Janet’s Vagrant Love.
The Sydney Festival run of great shows ends here when Legs On The Wall and Dead Puppet Society fall short of their lofty ambitions in this epic.
The singer stars in a Sydney Festival show that revisits Homer’s epic poem Achilles.
This exciting physical theatre performance reveals and revels in the sense of play that is involved in the art of creation.
Kamilaroi man Thomas Weatherall proves he is a captivating storyteller in his debut one man show,Blue.
A queer romcom that was a hit at the Edinburgh festival,wins fans in Sydney.
Add Jacob Rajan’s name to the list of exceptional recent one-actor performances – although this time there’s also a vulture.