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Australia’s pre-eminent First Nations arts and performance organisation, NAISDA, has announced a planned executive leadership transition, coinciding with its 50th anniversary. The NAISDA Board said the transition marked a significant milestone in the organisation’s history and the beginning of an exciting new chapter. As part of the succession process, two […]
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This Sydney season is brought to life by an Australian company from across the Latinx and Hispanic diaspora, joined by original US company member Janet Dacal in her Australian debut.
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At 84, legendary artist Herbie Hancock is a living history of popular music across the past seven decades; a sonic pioneer whose innovations shaped everything from jazz and fusion to funk, R&B and electro.
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Australia’s master of political satire, Jonathan Biggins is Paul Keating — visionary, reformer and rabble-rouser. Due to popular demand, this unmissable one-man comedy is returning to The Playhouse at Sydney Opera House for a final term following a critically acclaimed sell-out season. In a hilarious, insightful and poignant portrayal of […]
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My association with Willows began when, as a young child, about six years old, I discovered the story ‘Wind in the Willows’ by Kenneth Grahame. I was fascinated by the adventures of Toad, or should I say misadventures. I had read the tale several times, seen a movie and enjoyed it each time.
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Harry has created his own genre, often referred to as the ‘Mystissippi Blues’.
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From the incomparable storytellers of Bangarra Dance Theatre comes Frances Rings’ first work as Artistic Director. It is a ceremonial affirmation of history and heritage. Yuldea awakens the earth and sky worlds to tell the story of the Aṉangu people of the Great Victorian Desert.
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Malambo is a very coarse dance. It’s similar to flamenco. It shows our soul, who we are.
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With a focus on Singapore, India, South Korea and Vietnam, Wasted delves into the region’s key issues and why collective and individual action is urgently needed to solve the worsening issue.
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