The stars of the Australian production of Les Misérables will reunite at the Seymour Centre to present EPIPHANIES, a charity concert supporting research into mental illness. Rob McDougall, Kerrie Anne Greenland (Helpmann Award winner for her portrayal of Éponine …
EAR TO THE EDGE OF TIME by Alana Valentine is inspired by true events. A young radio astronomer who makes a universe-shifting discovery, only for her work to be claimed by her older, male, supervisor. As she wrestles with her …
At the Hayes is an always entertaining podcast from the Hayes Theatre and it now has a new host, musical theatre veteran, Margi de Ferranti. The Guide had the chance to ask Margi about this new challenge. And other …
A MIDNIGHT VISIT is Sydney’s first large-scale immersive theatre experience. Sited in Newtown, it opens to Previews soon and we caught up with Kirsten Siddle one of the Creative Producers.
A MIDNIGHT VISIT draws on the works and worlds of…
Chart-topping Welsh singer Aled Jones opens up to Sydney Arts Guide about that time he was in a pop band, ‘infuriatingly’ talented son Lucas, and his enduring passion for choral music.
SAG: Tell me about the song ‘Believe’ …
The inaugural queer contemporary arts festival for families, Fambo, will launch during the upcoming school holidays on 29th September. A first of its kind, Fambo offers a unique opportunity for children and families to engage in queer contemporary …
The National Institute of Circus Arts (NICA), is undertaking a nationwide audition roadshow in search of Australia’s future circus stars. Head of Circus Studies, James Brown with Vocational Education Coordinator Tegan Carmichael leads the audition search and we had the …
Sydney Theatre Company’s production, THE WHARF REVUE, 2018, will kick off this year at Riverside Theatres from 13th to 15th September before touring across NSW, VIC and ACT.
Written and created by Jonathan Biggins and Drew Forsythe, …
Woodcourt Art Theatre in association with Merrigong Theatre Company presents TOM WILLIAM MITCHELL, by local playwright and director and UoW alumni, Mark Rogers.
Tom William Mitchell works for a broadcast news company. Employed for his idealistic ‘truth-saying’, ex-Survivor … 
It doesn’t take a psychology degree, to work out why I was so nervous when speaking to Blazey Best about her directing of KING OF PIGS, a new Australian play soon to open at the Old Fitz Theatre. This is …