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.
I grew up in a family, together with my older brother and sister, where our parents were Holocaust survivors. My mother was rescued from the clutches of the Nazis by the British government’s Kindertransport program, which saw Jewish children taken …
Vidya Makan and Sonya Suares‘ musical THE LUCKY C OUNTRY is a joyous celebration of our beautiful, lucky country as it stands today. A celebration of how much Australia society has grown and evolved from the terrible treatment …
Bite Productions production of Jojo Zhou’sPORPOISE POOL is the new show downstairs at Belvoir, playing as part of Belvoir’s 25A season of plays.
Each year Belvoir selects a series of plays, after a submission process, to comprise its …
David Tennant (Doctor Who) makes a blistering return to the West End in one of Britain’s most powerful political plays, as an ordinary man who is swept into the Nazi regime.
As the world faces its Second World …
I have mixed feelings about this latest Sydney Theatre Company production. It is a revival of Australian playwright Patrick Cornelius’ 2010 play, DO NOT GO GENTLE.
Breaking it, I loved, really loved the production, helmed by Paige Rattray, however …
In David Williamson’s 2011 play WHEN DAD MARRIED FURY, 70 year-old Dad is worth a cool $100 million.
His beneficiaries are his two sons…were…until Dad married Fury an American beauty queen half his age. There is no prenup.
Family greed,
The famed Violins of Hope have been featured in books, print, film and television around the world and now in a new stage production, which was adapted from the original filmed play of the same name. The film, popular with …
Gabrielle Zevin’s TOMORROW AND TOMORROW AND TOMORROW is a book about a lot of things. There’s an exploration on how friendships change over time, how love is expressed in all different ways, unrequited and requited, how flawed people can be …
Editor’s Note : With the announcement of Tina Turner’s death this morning at the age of 83 in Switzerland after a long illness, there is even more reason to see this great production which is currently playing the Theatre Royal.…
In the first half of the 19th century, music moved out of the palaces of Europe and into its living rooms, with an explosion in publishing houses making the latest works accessible to everyone from princes to paupers. As with …