David Kary completed a Bachelor of Creative Arts (BCA) at Wollongong University between 1990 and 1992 majoring in Arts Journalism and Theatre Studies. Ever since 1992 he has been writing about the arts scene in Sydney in various publications.
He has managed Sydney Arts Guide since 2004.
What begins as frivolous note sharing between childhood friends, unfolds into a lifelong love affair via the art of letter writing. Tina Bursill and Andrew McFarlane deliver an evocative, heart-warming story of star-crossed lovers, stamped with moments of tender humour.…
Helen is happily married to Danny, with a young child and another on the way, but when her brother Liam arrives on their doorstep, covered in blood, events are set in motion that will have a lasting impact on all
Sydney’s newest public art gallery, Woollahra Gallery at Redleaf, is calling for exhibition proposals through its annual Expression of Interest (EOI) program.
A two-level contemporary art space housed in the historic 122-year-old St Brigid’s building overlooking Sydney Harbour in Double …
This April, Players In Exile are presenting their musical play, “Anvil”, featuring the amazing character Anne Woodville, Irish widow blacksmith, who helps lead the Ribbon Gang in their fight for freedom in the tumultuous world of 1830 New South Wales.…
From Wednesday 8 June to Sunday 19 June, the 69th Sydney Film Festival returns with 12 days and nights of the world’s best new cinema – and this year Australian filmmakers will be joined by international filmmakers with their …
The rain just won’t go away but you can’t stop the music at Sydney’s unique indoor/outdoor venue, Rubys in the Joynton Avenue Creative Centre. You certainly won’t get wet this Friday as all the seating is under cover. It’s an …
The Australian Romantic & Classical Orchestra begins its 2022 Concert Season with a sublime program that speaks to music lovers through masterpieces of the Romantic string repertoire.
The Northern Serenades tour will take the orchestra from Kenthurst, NSW (20 March) …
As part of CHATSWOOD CULTURE BITES, Willoughby Symphony Orchestra is proud to join forces once again with powerhouse aerialists LEGS ON THE WALL to present one show only on Saturday 19 March at The Concourse Chatswood – the cultural heart …
Gubba Up investigates the destruction of Aboriginal culture by covering up blak skin. Jackets and coats were significant objects during the earliest encounters between First Nations peoples and the First Fleet. Drawing upon the histories of these garments reveals
Ending the work week just got a whole lot better as The Joan rolls out Open Fridays in the beautiful Borland Lounge. The fairy lights are twinkling, the bar is buzzing, the tapas are on tap and the entertainment line-up …