Usually held in the Sydney Opera House this weekend long Festival was held for the first time on Cockatoo Island. What was perceived to attract the largest audience was held the cavernous Turbine Hall.
The concept of a dangerous idea …
Many people in their quest to see the large and often spectacular sculptures with glorious backdrops of the Pacific Ocean, Bondi and Tamarama beaches often miss one of the jewels of this annual event, for example the Maquettes. Just as …
This musical was first performed in France as a concert and tableaux. The creators Jean-Pierre Haddida and Alicia Sebrien together with director Pierre-Yves Duchesne and producer Neil Crocker had a dream to turn their concert into a stage musical. In …
The sun was shining, the purple jacarandas were in bloom, the stall holders were trading briskly and great music was being pumped out on sound stages or by buskers. The kids were catered for with a sideshow alley and mini …
I can think of no better way to commemorate the centennial anniversary of the Armistice than to see director Saul Dibb’s poignant, powerful and perfectly rendered production of JOURNEY’S END.
Set in March, 1918, C-company arrives to take its turn …
This years Doug Moran National Portrait Prize (DMNPP), has gone to emerging artist Lynn Savery. The Prize is Australia’s richest art prize with Savery being the recipient of $150,000. This is Savery’s first major art prize. She has certainly started …