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.
DESSERT BEFORE DINNER brings ‘Heart of Mind’, ‘Cheeky Velvet’ and ‘Annais Paris’ together for one night. November 17th.
What do you get when put a delicious line up of Pop and Rock’s sweetest bands? Dessert before dinner! Come browse …
This 2017 Christmas Opera Show will have something for everyone in your family!
FREE for Kids ages 12 and under!
You are invited to experience:
– Beautiful original Royal Secret story infused with famous and most loved Opera arias
– …
IT SHOULDA BEEN YOU . Chatswood Musical Society at Riverside Theatre
Back by popular demand, the Australian Premiere of “It Shoulda Been You” will return to The Riverside Theatre for 4 shows only – Thursday 2 November, Friday 3 November …
Image of Maria Raspopova by David Vagg
RAVEL IMPRESSIONS : Omega Ensemble
Co-Artistic Directors David Rowden and Maria Raspopova
“…supremely talented instrumentalists…versatility and musicianship.” Limelight Magazine
A playful program of intriguing works, dedications and intricate shadings of trios and quartets.…
JERSEY BOYS, the classic musical about The Four Seasons, is returning to Sydney in September next year. It is great news as the big musicals always present opportunities for young Australian music theatre talent.
Early in the week the …
Image of Anthony Aitch Monsta Gras 2007 by Kristian Taylor-Wood
Image of Fez-Faanana by John-Tsiavis
LOVE BITES is an initiative from the ABC and Screen Australia in celebration of the 40th anniversary of the Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras …
Production photography by Sarah Cutter-Russell (POP Photography).
I went over to Newtown, to the King Street Theatre, to see this latest production by MUSE, an acronym for the Sydney University Musical Theatre Ensemble.…
The experience of Arthur Miller’s A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE (1955). How best to describe it?! It’s like…
It’s like a scene from a classic old action movie. The camera is panning from a long way away as two cars …
Be kind, rewind, and step back into the chaotic, tragic and cheeky world of Muriel Heslop.
VIDEO DRAMA, an art exhibition by Nordacious, brings together highly-detailed pointillism portraiture with striking digital brush to create artworks that capture memorable moments from …
Featured image – Warren Ekermans as Bill, Brian May as Tom, and Michael Curnick as Bert
During the rough and tumble of childhood, most of us can recall a responsible adult saying something along the lines of “It’s all fun …