The inclusiveness of the Sydney Gay & Lesbian Choir was on full display with their latest concert, BACK TO THE 80’S. As the name suggests, it was a homage to the music of the Eighties, offering a stroll down …
This play is NOT about James VI of Scotland. It is about two American basketball fans’ devotion to LeBron James, the ‘king’ of basketball. It is a wonderful and at times hilarious play about loyalty and friendship. Written by Rajiv …
Two contrasting – or are they? – exciting, intense, multi layered and structured exhibitions are currently showing at the Traffic Jam Galleries .
Rebecca Pierce’s at times softly subtle, questioning and haunting works are joined by her thickly layered ,brightly …
Renowned American comic artist Amy Poehler dropped in to Sydney to promote the animated movie INSIDE OUT 2 in.which she is one of the voiceover stars.
As she attended the Red Carpet on the first day of Vivid, promotion for …
It was that time of the year for some of Australia’s best fashion talent to strut their stuff on the runways at Carriageworks, and venues across Sydney, showcasing the latest looks from our established and emerging designers.
This year’s …
Jonathan Biggins dons the suit once more to reprise his role as Paul Keating in THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO PAUL, ‘When you know you are loved it is like you are wearing a suit of armour.’
Jonathan Biggins reflects in …
It’s the time of year for the Archibald, Wynne and Sulman Prizes again. The competition for these much lauded Prizes has been as fierce as ever.
Congratulations goes to Matt Adnate who has won the Packing Room Prize 2024 for …
Shot as a movie within a movie, THE EXORCISM stars Academy Award-winner Russell Crowe as Anthony Miller, a troubled actor who is trying to resuscitate his career when he lands the lead role of a priest in a supernatural horror …
Want just one good reason to participate in this year’s Japanese Festival online? I AM WHAT I AM starring DRIVE MY CAR scenestealer, Toku Miura.
I AM WHAT I AM is a small cinematic gem with Miura playing an asexual …
Congratulations to the New Theatre for this excellent production of INK. Don’t miss it. This Australian premier has suspense, didactic argument, surprise and even humour. The play charts Rupert Murdoch’s 1969 dealings with Larry Lamb, an editor on Fleet Street, …