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.
An amazing and provocative short film about Australia Day and our First Nations people is making its voice heard this Australia Day.
Highly commended in the recent Canberra Short Film Festival (CSFF), “What is Australia Day?” by Raymond Salomonn, features …
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This January, the Australian Museum is offering Sydneysiders the opportunity to reflect and connect with First Nations cultures through a series of special events, alongside the award-winning First Nations led exhibition, Unsettled.
Activities taking place throughout January include free First …
Get ready to leap into the Lunar New Year and celebrate the Year of the Tiger as the streets and laneways of Chinatown are transformed into a hub of family fun.
The City of Sydney is hosting Lunar Lanes – …
Lunar Sea launches at the Australian National Maritime Museum with a program of free, fun events celebrating the Lunar New Year for all ages, every weekend from January 28.
Captivating cultural performances, interactive art installations, creative workshops, tours, trails and …
A STITCH IN TIME is a heart-warming story about former dressmaker Liebe (Maggie Blinco: The Nightingale, Crocodile Dundee), who reinvents herself after befriending young Chinese fashion designer Hamish (Hoa Xuande: Top of The Lake…
The play’s title with its tautology gives the nature of the play away. This is a murder mystery that is played for laughs.
MURDERED TO DEATH, is a play by prolific British playwright Peter Gordon. It is the first in …
A writer is a person who feels the need to have certain feelings and thoughts and experiences described and have certain ideas explored and at one point or another he makes the audacious choice to appoint himself as the person …
The backstory to Tracey Trinder’s play ‘Killing Katie : Confessions Of A Book Club’ is that Robyn runs a little book club from the lounge room of her house. There are only a few participants; her mother, Angela, and two …
Marking the 10th anniversary of the establishment of the Korean Cultural Centre last year, this month the Korean Cultural Centre Australia in partnership with the REAL DMZ PROJECT presents Negotiating Borders, Sydney; an international exhibition of the work of …