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.
Featured image- A still from the movie ‘In The Mood for Love’. Courtesy Jet Tone.
The Art Gallery of New South Wales is to present a film series with live musical accompaniment to celebrate the extraordinary careers of four trailblazing …
Featured image – Harold Pinter by Justin Mortimer.
It’s the Archibald Prize season at the Art Gallery of New South Wales and people are going in great numbers to check out this year’s exhibition which runs until the 9th September …
Featured image – Australian tenor Daniel Belle.
The Metropolitan Orchestra with Chief Conductor and Artistic Director Sarah-Grace Williams return to the resplendent Independent Theatre this weekend for a musical evening with a difference.
Sarah-Grace and The Metropolitan Orchestra will start …
Bard On The Beach is very are proud of this production and stake the claim that the Company is presenting classical theatre the way it is meant to be: raw, traditional, honest and entertaining. Check it out for yourself and …
Featured image – Omega Ensemble’s Artistic Director David Rowden.
“…not a single foot wrong…distinguished playing throughout.” Limelight Magazine
Enter a world of magical moments and refreshing musical interpretations in a celebration of music old and new. At the centrepiece of …
I picked this book up at a bookstore recently. One of my better choices. This is a lovely read.
Canadian writer, David Gilmour, was working as a freelance journalist and broadcaster whilst writing this work. It is autobiographical in …
It is one of those questions that has always intrigued me. Where do writers get their ideas from? What is the genesis of some of the great works of literature? A new book ORIGINS OF STORY by Jake Grogan explores …
Everyone is welcome to come together with community and artists on the historic site of the Blacktown Native Institution to celebrate living Aboriginal cultures with new performance, sculpture and interactive artworks.
Working with local communities, artists Tony Albert, …
For the past five years Shalom and director Moira Blumenthal have co-produced a quality work of theatre for ever hungry Sydney theatre audiences. In 2014 it was Aaron Posner’s stage adaptation of Chaim Potok’s novel ‘The Chosen’ which played a …
At the start of the show we see Mitzi Mitosis, who goes by the nickname Tick, performing at a club in Sydney when his wife Marion, whom he has been separated from for several years, because of his homosexuality, …