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.
Michelle Law’s play is a variation on a popular narrative device, that of two people trading places, and seeing what eventuates. One can play these kind of scenarios for the drama or the comedy. Law’s play goes for whipsmart comedy …
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Q. Hi Drew. What first drew you to performing and the entertainment industry? Did you start performing in high school, or even younger?
My parents met through their local community theatre society, so growing up in my household there …
Opera Australia in association with The Really Useful Group, will present Cameron Mackintosh’s spectacular new production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Phantom Of The Opera in Sydney and Melbourne.
The much-anticipated production will premiere at the Sydney Opera …
This was the first time that I have made it out to the Shopfront Theatre in Carlton. It is a highly regarded training ground for young performers.
Before going in to the theatre I had a quick look at the …
The scenario to Australian filmmaker Ben Lewin’s new film FALLING FOR FIGARO sees Millie, an American fund manager, realise one day that her life-long dream is to become an opera singer. Quitting the job and moving away from her boyfriend, …
The loss. The love. The unbearable rage and surprising hilarity, IN LOVING MEMORY
is a celebration of the many shapes colours and faces of grief. Through a series of original musical eulogies, sung with a live band, Mia Morrisey invites …
The battle between good and evil has commenced, with rehearsals starting this week for the upcoming Australian professional production premiere of Jekyll and Hyde produced by Hayes Theatre Co. The enthralling and chilling tale is being brought to life by …
After six great years in the heart of “the Cross”, we’re moving into the heart of the city to create a brand new theatre.
181 Broadway is a heritage site, a grand old 1890 sandstone bank sitting on the corner …
Are black holes newsworthy? Should menus tell the unvarnished truth?
Three performers play a variety of characters in comic sketches, stand-up, and songs in the latest science comedy show STIR FRIED SCIENCE from science-based theatre group Dramatis Scientificae who “help …
Paul Capsis leaves microphones and costumes behind in his first ever solo acoustic performance.
Join Paul on this gritty musical journey that begins in the streets of 1930’s Berlin with the music of Kurt Weill (The Threepenny Opera) and John …