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.
In a Sydney exclusive event, Chris Masters and Nick McKenzie, the investigative journalists who reported allegations on Ben Roberts-Smith’s war crimes, will appear in Reporting for Duty at the Sydney Opera House on 30 July.
Appearing in-conversation with Kate McClymont,…
There are some plays that are so intricately woven that they really call out to be handled by a professional theatre company with an experienced director, cast and creative team who can work on it with the help of an …
In IT’S A WONDERFUL George Bailey is an ambitious young man whose intentions are clear. He is about to leave his home town and go on a world trip and visit all the countries he has only dreamed about. Then …
One of the largest gatherings of First Nations artists from remote communities across Australia ever to congregate on Gadigal Country in Sydney will be at the National Indigenous Art Fair (NIAF) this weekend to celebrate the art, craft and …
Portraying P.D. James’s iconic detective with “a quietly dashing tone of pensive authority” (TV Guide), Bertie Carvel (Doctor Foster) stars as DCI Adam Dalgliesh in these spellbinding adaptations of the bestselling novels.
Investigating complicated crimes in 1970s England, Dalgliesh and …
The Art Gallery of New South Wales has announced the winners of the 11th annual Young Archie competition, a nation-wide portrait challenge that encourages children and young people towards creative expression.
The Young Archie 2023 exhibition is free and …
In British playwright Michael Frayn’s 1984 play is set in 1960s. The main character David is an idealistic architect who is working on plans to build new homes to replace the slum housing in Basuto Road. Because of this terrible …
It is in the nature of dramatists to challenge ordinary, conventional ways of thinking and being. In effect, to think outside of the box, to give things a big shake up.
With JELLYFISH British dramatist Ben Weatherill turns our minds …
Experience two of Australia’s most influential theatre-makers ‘in conversation’ at an intimate, one night event, hosted by Sydney Theatre Company on Tuesday 27 June.
Since he exploded onto the scene in the early-1990s, Melbourne-born Barrie Kosky has been synonymous with …
The Australian premiere of JELLYFISH by BEN WEATHERILL at the New Theatre.
“I know what people say. How they treat us. But that’s their problem.
No one else should give a f*ck.”
This radical, humorous and heartfelt love story with …