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.
First things first. A caveat. This is a very long piece. Three and a half hours with two intervals.
JOHN is a four hander. Elias and Jenny stop off at a bed and breakfast in famous Gettysburg. They arrive late …
This little gem is part of this year’s Sydney Fringe Festival.
Some shows you wonder why they’ve been put on. There does not seem to be much rhyme or reason to them.
I never felt this with Zule’s one woman …
Ever wondered what it like to be be mentally health condition? To be so challenged by it and yet still manage to live a fulfilling life? If this is you then go across to the Flight Path Theatre and …
There’s big news on the community theatre front with Miranda Musical Society soon putting on a production of LES MISERABLES and the production will be directed by Australian music theatre legend Geraldine Turner OAM.
LES MISÉRABLES is eagerly awaited by …
Led by acclaimed Persian-Australian tar player and composer Hamed Sadeghi, Eishan Ensemble draws on contemporary and classical music traditions of both East and West.
Sadeghi’s powerful original compositions feature with lashings of improvisation drawing from diverse musical styles. The fabulous …
Star of the Bondi Theatre Company’s last two musicals Rebecca Spicer is branching out in a sizzling new cabaret with her best musical buddy Justin Rynne.
Their cabaret might resemble an episode of Bondi Rescue but instead of swimming against …
This is the latest solo show from Salem Barrett-Brown. It is a wild exploration of sex, drugs and gender roles. Salem will host a litany of different queer characters in a killer underground showcase, featuring; dance, sketch, strip tease, poetry, …
Katie Pollock’s THE BECOMING takes us into the world of theatre of the absurd.
A teenage girl Greta wakes up one morning wanting to turn over a new leaf. She is going to make breakfast in bed for her parents …
A sparkling selection of chamber music, Cocktail Music program comprises works for two flutes, piano with a splash of cello. Featuring the World Premiere of Dragonfly by Australian composer A. Hallam, with two Australian Premieres – N. Kapustin’s Trio for …
This show was a lot of fun. It’s a revival of the Americanised Tony award nominated Broadway production, book by Terrence McNally and score by David Yazbek, and is an adaptation of the 1997 British film of the same name.…