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.
Palace Cinemas will present the inaugural Palace Touring: 2019 Music Film Festival, featuring a kaleidoscopic series of master music feature films covering the past 40 years.
Opening night (August 1) – THE DOORS: THE FINAL CUT, directed by …
Hayes Theatre Co is thrilled to announce the cast of the Australian Premiere of the Olivier Award-winning musical CAROLINE, OR CHANGE. Directed by four time Helpmann Award winner Mitchell Butel, this uplifting and profound musical by Tony Kushner (Angels in …
Sydney’s new one act play festival No : Intermission is taking place over the next three weeks at two venues, the Chippen Street Theatre, Chippendale and the Bordello room at the Kings Cross Hotel. Below are the details:
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This July, Q Theatre’s Originate ensemble presents PUSH ME AWAY, PULL ME CLOSER, a mind-boggling journey through the ever-expanding reaches of the Universe and our tiny place within it.
The show combines physical theatre with edgy dialogue to explore the …
Piano Room Productions presents Schapelle, Schapelle Created by Jack Dodds, Abby Gallaway, Mitch Lourigan, Gareth Thomson with Gabbi Bolt & Tim Hansen 31 July – 3 August, Factory Theatre, Marrickville 6.30pm
A crack team of creatives with NYU-trained composer Tim …
“A dream caused by the surrender of a butterfly into the fog . . . ”
Bonnie Curtis’ innovative and adventurous “Wonderland” is a one-of-a-kind, interactive experience that suspends the limits of imagination and reality.
Enter this surreal, alternate universe …
MIDSOMMAR is the follow up to director Ari Aster’s critically acclaimed Hereditary.
A group of friends travel to Sweden for a festival that only occurs every ninety years. Dani and Christian are a young American couple with a relationship on …
Wherever you look there’s something happening in Australian playwright Oriel Gray’s neglected classic THE TORRENTS. The play is set in a community newspaper called the Argus in the 1890’s in Koolgalla. The newspaper is run with an iron will by …
This is the next best thing to actually attending an Evening with Paul Keating. As Jonathon Biggins says in the program, “I like to think of this show as the first three dimensional autobiography written by someone else.”
Through the …
In WHO DO YOU THINK I AM? Juliette Binoche plays Claire, a university lecturer and mother of two teenage boys, who is contending with the approach of middle age and remains stung by the betrayal of her ex-husband, who is …