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.
Illustrator and digital artist GWA (aka Wade Goring) presents PROFOUND ABSURDITY, the latest batch for his weird and wild creations.
Drawing inspiration from a myriad of sources including comics, street art, advertising, social media, queer culture and organised religion, GWA’s …
This was a night at the opera where one is just swept along by the lush music and the great silliness of the plot. It is a blt like a Shakespeare comedy except of course the work is by the …
The Art Gallery of New South Wales has announced a free film series featuring the defiant work of female directors from the 1930s to today
Merrily we go to hell, the latest free film series at the Art Gallery …
This weekend sees the end of the sell out season of Suzie Miller’s play PRIMA FACIE at the Stables Theatre. Next week the play goes to Canberra for a series of performances and then the following week moves to the …
From the Rumba to the Waltz, Cha-Cha through to Swing and Samba, the BURN THE FLOOR: GALA performance is an energetic roller-coaster ride transporting audiences through dance history.
Hosted by the sensational Tristan MacManus Dancing with the Stars Australia judge, …
If you like your theatre to be intimate, intense and a bit different then a new play by Julia Patey called THE KNIFE should fit the bill.
The play is a one woman play and is about Elly, a young …
On a cold winter’s night RAZORHURST took us into the world of vice and crime in the Kings Cross/Darlinghurst area in the 1920s and 1930s.
The play focuses on two of the leading crime figures of the time, Tilly Devine …
TodayTix, the digital gateway to arts and cultural experiences that launched in Sydney in March, will offer exclusive $45 ‘mobile Rush’ tickets in partnership with Opera Australia for their production of Madama Butterfly at Sydney Opera House from Friday, …
The Metropolitan Orchestra’s Cushion Concerts return to Balmain Town Hall on Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th of July. Hear birds singing, lions roaring, elephants stomping and even an unhappy Aardvark, all played by the orchestra! Join Zookeepers Sarah-Grace and Nat …
The Metropolitan Orchestra’s (TMO) next Met Concert on July 6th titled “Tangos and Tchaikovsky” will feature Tchaikovsky’s masterful Serenade for Strings followed by a world-premiere performance featuring pianist-composer Daniel Rojas. Led by Artistic Director and Chief Conductor Sarah-Grace Williams, these …