“The internet is both shipwreck and life boat.” says Juliet Binoche’s conniving Catfish in WHO YOU THINK I AM, a blistering and unabashed study of malignant anonymity and identity fraud.
Binoche plays Claire, a university professor who lectures in literature, …
In its annual Honouring Australian Writers series, Writing NSW pays tribute to writers who have made an important contribution to our literary culture.
This year Writing NSW honours Sumner Locke Elliott (1917-1991), internationally best-selling author, playwright, and scriptwriter. Elliott …
On August 8 and 11 this year (in a few day’s time) Jonas Kaufmann returns to the Sydney Opera House Concert Hall to relive the success he made of Giordano’s Andrea Chenier. This performance is a concert version. He …
5 local artists are exhibiting their talent in different styles and mediums.
Discover “where art is made” and join us at the opening celebration on Sunday 4th August from 1-3pm
The exhibition is until Sunday 11th August
https://thespacegallery.com.au/collections/art-wonder
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A clutch of Kiwi Catholics take to the pilgrim trail in CAMINO SKIES, an eighty minute travelogue trek into tragedy and the pursuit of meaning.
Shot over 42 days, the film follows the journey of six strangers as they embark …
I went to the final dress rehearsal for Packemin’s production of MAMMA MIA at the Riverside and audiences are in for a real treat. A large cast of some seventy performers will entertain audiences from .start to finish. The amateur …
There is something wholesomely endearing about Zubin Mehta. If you had a favourite uncle you’d want him to look like him. He has the demeanour of a well-travelled person, full of bon-homie and joie-de-vivre, with perhaps a touch of the …