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.
The Dark Matters Theatre Company has chosen Australian playwright Andrew Bovell’s 1997 play ‘Speaking in Tongues’ for their first production. The Company has chosen well, actually top shelf. This is an intricately written, chilling play that sweeps across the …
Sharmill Films is hosting a preview screening of the upcoming theatrical release, Kinky Boots filmed live from London, on November 18 at Dendy Newtown.
Strutting its stuff from London’s Adelphi Theatre is the Tony, Grammy and Olivier Award® winning …
Embracing the city and its cultural instigators like never before, Artistic Director Wesley Enoch and his team have realised an entirely “Australian made” program that will manifest throughout the city through 130 events across three weeks from 6–26 January.
From …
The Sydney Theatre Company has made a welcome return to the Drama Theatre after a long absence due to Covid 19 with young British playwright Sam Holcroft’s play ‘Rules for Living’. That it was a frenetic comedy was even …
This unique new show by Robyn Sharp is her response to the devastating fires that Australia suffered at the beginning of the year. Her theme is one of hope and renewal with many of the images inspired by a recent …
Local and international audiences will be able to experience Sydney Opera House like never before with the launch of a new range of tour experiences, announced today.
A new Guided Digital Tour will give would-be travellers from around the world …
The Metropolitan Orchestra (TMO) is returning to live performance. The TMO will finish 2020 just as it started, with lots of energy, excitement and plenty of much loved live music including the return of a favourite Australian work.
The concert …
Virus – A Fugue.
An absurdist tragicomedy, this is the play’s world premiere.
Fear, power and hierarchies compete in a world of people, puppets and model villages. Who will survive?
This one-act play by well-known Norwegian playwright Fredrik Brattberg…
Nine lives. Four infidelities. Two missing persons. One abandoned stiletto.
Under the oppressive heat of an Australian summer, a chance encounter triggers a series of events that cause nine lives to intersect, four lovers to contemplate infidelity, and two people …
To celebrate AusMusic Month, the Australian String Quartet will add two new recordings to its burgeoning Australian Anthology digital release platform, making more home-grown music available to listeners across the world.
Coinciding with NAIDOC Week, on Wednesday 11 November …