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.
Carriageworks, one of Australia’s largest multi-arts precincts, has announced that Henrietta Baird is the winner of its inaugural First Nations Fellowship.
The Carriageworks First Nations Fellowship is valued at $100,000 and supports a First Nations artist in the research …
After two years of event cancellations, young aspiring performing artists can finally set their sights on a return to the stage for this year’s Sydney Eisteddfod.
With multiple categories on offer and over $400,000 in prizes and scholarships up for…
The smash hit musical ANYTHING GOES, starring Tony Award winner Sutton Foster and directed and choreographed by Tony Award winner Kathleen Marshall will sail onto Australian cinema screens for two days only on Sunday March 27 and Wednesday March …
I went across to the Flight Path Theatre in Marrickville to see Secret House’s production of Sydney playwright Xavier Coy’s three hander CHARLES AND LARRY.
The setting is the living room of a suburban unit. The set is basic, just …
BOOK OF LOVE follows Henry, an uptight English writer (Claflin) whose novel is a total failure. One bright spot is that the book is hit in Mexico but when he is invited to the country to promote it, he …
NINE TO FIVE THE MUSICAL is a revenge story. Revenge stories can be played out for drama, think Farrah Fawcett Major’s in ‘Extremities’, or like this musical, for comedy.
Set in the late Seventies, a stage adaptation of the 1980’s …
Pier 2/3 at Walsh Bay Arts Precinct will officially open its doors to the public in March, following the completion of major construction works.
Located on the foreshore of Sydney Harbour, the revitalised heritage precinct features world-class cultural facilities and …
A new exhibition at the Australian National Maritime Museum explores the direct impact of ocean health on all life on earth. Although relatively unexplored, the ocean’s vast influence on weather, atmosphere, food supply, culture, society and biodiversity means that ocean …
NIDA’s graduating students are set to join the most employable industry creatives in Australia and internationally.
Pushing the boundaries of the direction and design, NIDA’s Festival of Emerging Artists will present striking theatrical experiences that take us from the ancient …
Pivot Pictures today announced the 2020 Venice Film Festival Award-winning film MISS MARX, will be released in Australian cinemas nationally on Thursday 3 March, 2022 to coincide with International Women’s Day.
MISS MARX is a biopic about the bright, intelligent, …