Above: Nathan Lay as Guglielmo, Nardus Williams as Fiordiligi, Helen Sherman as Dorabella, Filipe Manu as Ferrando and cast. Featured image: Nardus Williams as Fiordiligi Photo Credit: Keith Saunders.
Entropy has never been so elegant as in Mozart’s late opera, …
This has been a regular feature of the State Library’s photo exhibition calendar. The 1440 in the title of the exhibition refers to the number of minutes in a 24 hour cycle.
In years gone by it used to be …
MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM is a play, set at night and seen by moonlight, mostly in the woods near Athens. Performed in modern costumes, with a Wonderful Cast of Characters, and all about four confused young lovers, a group of clumsy …
Above: Director of Music at King’s College Cambridge, Daniel Hyde, conducts the Choir of King’s College, Cambridge during this Musica Viva national tour. Featured image-choir members in performance. Photo credit: James Grant.
Often choirs with trebles from major cathedral or …
MARVELous THE MASSIVE MARVEL PARODY – Wonderful cast of twelve dancers/singers/acrobats, performing in this brand new twist on Marvel Superheroes. Excellent and well chosen soundtrack of original music, with new original lyrics. Constant changes of MARVEL costumes benefit each of …
British playwright’s 2012 play has a back to front title however do not be misled by this. HOME I’M DARLING is a super clever, well put together play constructed play featuring plenty of zingy one liners.
The play starts shifts …
St James Anglican Church in King St in the centre of Sydney is the oldest church building in the city, currently celebrating 200 years of history. The exterior is a timeless, classical style whilst the interior has been redesigned several …
marvellous thing about the State Library Of New South Wales is that you can see some wonderful and diverse exhibitions all within a few footsteps of each other.
As you enter the large galleries of colonial Australia as a …
Mrs Warren’s Profession is yet another very polished production by Castle Hill Players and highly recommended viewing. Written by George Bernard Shaw in 1893 it was banned in 1894 for 30 years by the then-official theatre censor Lord Chamberlain. It
WALK IN BEAUTY, curated and directed by Geoffrey Sykes with collaboration by Shabnam Tavakol, is an indelible theatrical production about the spiritual path of celebrating the sacredness of life. The tale casts light on how we feel physically and emotionally, …