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.
With THE SECRET OF CHIMNEYS the Genesian Theatre Company (GTC) once again welcomes audiences into Agatha Christie’s world. This is one of Christie’s lesser known works. Christie wrote the play in 1931, an adaptation of her novel of the …
“William Shakespeare was not of an age, but for all time”. Ben Jonson
John Bell in ‘One Man In His Time’ is Bell Shakespeare’s first production for the year.
It is fitting that it is starting its thirty first year …
Ensemble Theatre Artistic Director Mark Kilmurry’s play OUTDATED is the Company’s first show since shows were cancelled as a result of Covid in March last year.
During lockdown, Kilmurry, ever resourceful, ran an entertaining, interesting weekly show, entitled Ensemble Conversations, …
The award-winning drama explores how a group of Inuit high school students living in Kugluktuk, a small arctic town with the highest teen suicide rate in North America, transform their lives and community after their teacher starts a youth lacrosse …
Treat yourself to a rare, intimate performance in a relaxed and artistic atmosphere!
Featuring internationally acclaimed violinist Daniel Röhn, concert pianist Vatche Jambazian, cellist Thomas Rann and soprano Eleanor Lyons – along with Clonakilla’s world renowned wines – …
Award-winning composer and former Sydney Chamber Choir Music Director Paul Stanhope returns to lead the choir in the world premiere performance of his Requiem, the centrepiece of a program exploring themes of mortality, hope, ritual and commemoration.
The concert program …
It is simply not possible to finish the week without making reference to Grace Tame’s appearance at the National Press Club Of Australia in Canberra last Wednesday afternoon.
Tame was invited to talk at the Press Club after being named …
The international smash-hit, Faulty Towers The Dining Experience is bringing laughs, mayhem and madness to the Sydney Opera House from 23rd March to 27th March.
Basil’s rude, Manuel’s confused and Sybil’s cracking the whip… all the while dishing …
“The point is that when you’ve got a dull, boring life and something comes along that gives you a moment of happiness, you cling onto it. That’s what all of the characters in the play are looking for – some …
Shows can’t go on forever, especially ones that maintain through their run a consistently high quality. At some point one has to ‘pull the plug’.
And such is the case now with the final season of The Wharf Revue which …