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.
Courtesy of distributor Sharmill Films, Dendy Newtown is hosting a preview screening of the new National Theatre Live film DEAR ENGLAND on Thursday February 1, 2024 at 6.30pm. If you are a soccer fan this may well be the film …
American playwright A.R.Gurney’s 1988 double hander LOVE LETTERS has had a very distinguished life. Some of the top echolen of actors have performed in it including many who were couples in real life. The play has been widely translated and …
Did you know that Nine Now now has a channel devoted to Seinfeld running episodes of the classic sit com, on ‘revolve’, twenty four hours a day? Tune in any time and be reminded of how brilliant this show was.…
This summer, Flickerfest, Australia’s largest Short Film Competition and the only one with Academy® Qualification and BAFTA recognition, will once again grace our shores, rolling out the red carpet at Bondi Beach from the 19th – 28th January.
Celebrating its
This program has just celebrated its 35 Year Anniversary in November. 35 years ago I was approached by the then General Manager of Dymocks, Greg Milne, to start the program. He and I had worked at Myer previously and had …
Epicetus was a Greek philosopher who lived between 50-135AD. He had some interesting to say. Here is a fascinating quote.
“Sickness is a hindrance to the body but not the will, unless the will consents. Lameness is a hindrance to …
Richard Cotter is directing and starring with Tricia Youlden in A.R.Gurney’s classic 1988 play LOVE LETTERS which opens at the Genesian Theatre, 420 Kent Street, city on Saturday 14th January 2024. This masthead asked him ten questions. Unlike many directors,
Simone Patterson, founder of The Sanctuary Women, Children, and Pets Refuge on the Gold Coast, has had enough.
This year, we have witnessed 72 women killed due to domestic violence in Australia, with 11 children included in this heartbreaking number.…
‘The Power of One’ was the title of Bryce Courtney’s hugely successful novel, set in south Africa in the 1930s and 1940s. And charts the journey of a fictional character, an English boy Peekay, who grows up to achieve remarkable …
Woody Allen’s COUP DE CHANCE (STROKE OF LUCK) is his 50th feature film, and once you get over the shock, and it is a big that the film isn’t in English you can settle in and enjoy a very engaging …