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.
This is an event that sounds like a perfect thing to do late on a Sunday afternoon. Opera Australia is presenting a concert GREAT OPERA HITS when Opera Australia stars will sing popular arias from some of the world’s greatest …
This is a journey from obedience to not caring at all,.
New York Performer Pamela Shaw gets naughtier than ever with her fun, provocative and musically electric new show. Straight from Edinburgh and Adelaide Fringe Festivals, NAUGHTY is a musical …
Indigenous artists from around Australia will come together in Sydney for the National Indigenous Art Fair – a two day art market and program of events in celebration of NAIDOC Week at the Overseas Passenger Terminal in The Rocks on …
Celebrating 15 years as Sydney’s biggest annual comedy event, the Sydney Comedy Festival closed out another epic year of hilarity by announcing its 2019 award winners: Cassie Workman, Chris Ryan, Demi Lardner and Tom Walker.
This year the Festival’s prestigious …
A very light, entertaining night of theatre awaits you if you make your way across to Rockdale. This is one of the funniest plays in Williamson’s extensive reprtoire..
The scenario. David Williamson’s play takes us into the world of elite …
Mosman Musical Society proudly presents an original show about a TV talent quest, its contestants and the crazy world of high stakes television, set to glorious showstoppers from the full gamut of musical theatre. Great characters, wacky conflict, love and …
Immerse yourself in the Sounds of the Australia at Sydney Opera House this July, as Australia’s leading choirs for young people come together to celebrate 30 years of Sydney Children’s Choir.
The one night only gala concert kicks off …
Play On! tells the story of a plucky community theatre group trying desperately to produce a murder mystery play with a plot which doesn’t actually have a murder, an interfering playwright who keeps changing the script, and an increasingly disgruntled …
Join mezzo soprano Jenny Duck-Chong (Halcyon) and the Geist String Quartet for the world premiere of THE ART OF DISAPPEARING, a poignant new song cycle by Sydney composer Cameron Lam.
The composer writes, “Written for and dedicated to mezzo soprano …
“I didn’t think we would last 12 months, let alone two decades”, says Jenny Eriksson, founder of The Marais Project, one of the few Australian ensembles built around the viola da gamba, a rare 7 string cello-like instrument …