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.
From hotly anticipated world premieres to captivating true tales and enthralling features from award-winning filmmakers, the Jewish International Film Festival makes its triumphant return to the silver screens of Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Perth and Canberra from 25 February – 4 …
Families are spoilt for choice these summer holidays with a range of activities inspired by the Australian Museum’s exhibitions – Unsettled and Australian Geographic 2021 Nature Photographer of the Year.
Dial-up the heat this summer by redeeming your Dine …
2021 is behind us and Sydney Festival is ahead – so close now we can smell it. We’re thrilled to be opening this week with a dynamic program outdoors, indoors and online.
Get ready for world-class theatre, music, dance, visual …
Have you ever drooled while concentrating too hard? Taught yourself to juggle to avoid studying?
Or played Pokémon Go on your wedding night, because… #sexy?
Life, right? Full of distractions, complications and 1,001 reasons to procrastinate.
So come jump aboard …
Byron Supper Club returns to the Byron Theatre on Thursday 27, Friday 28 and Saturday 29 January 2022 at 7pm. Bookings are now open. This return season follows the 2020 season that sold out before it opened.
Byron Supper …
The Sydney Opera House opened its new Centre for Creativity to the public today with House Warming, a free and interactive installation from visual artist Rosie Deacon. Delighted adults, children and families explored and contributed to the forest-like environment …
The Art Gallery of New South Wales in Sydney is pleased to announce the acquisition of Aesop, an exquisite 17th-century painting by Spanish Baroque master Jusepe de Ribera.
Painted in Napes, Aesop c1625–31 is a portrayal of Aesop, the legendary …
“Who can unravel the essence, the stamp of the artistic temperament?! Who can grasp theb deep, instinctual fusion of discipline and dissipation on which it rests!”
Thomas Mann ‘Death In Venice’
What makes the great creatives stand out, …
After a stellar debut in 2021, Blackheath Chamber Music Festival returns in April 2022 for a wonderful 4-day ANZAC weekend of exquisite classical music, featuring some of Australia’s outstanding artists – sourced nationally, internationally and locally.
Featuring a dozen concerts …
Fireworks with surprise shapes, new pastel and neon colours and more than 80,000 pyrotechnic effects will make for a dynamite spectacular this Sydney New Year’s Eve.
“Whales, cubes, sunflower shells, whirlwinds and colour-changing fireworks are some of the surprises in …