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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The Willow
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.
Harry Manx at Avoca Theatre
Harry has created his own genre, often referred to as the ‘Mystissippi Blues’.
Bangarra at The Art House
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.
Modern take on Pampas dance at Concert Hall in January
Malambo is a very coarse dance. It’s similar to flamenco. It shows our soul, who we are.
New book released
“Imagine arriving at Blacktown Girls High School in a full sari in 1970. How did the girls respond to their new teacher?”
Documentary examines Asia’s urgent waste issue
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.
Exhibition showcases 60 years of underwater pioneering
We think we’re so unique. We’re not. I think nature might’ve made a mistake with the human race. We don’t embrace what she offers. We harvest it. We take it for granted, and we don’t replace it. When you look at it that way, we’re not a very nice animal. I’m one of them, so that’s how it is. We are destroying the planet that supports us.
Beninese icon Angélique Kidjo returns to the Opera House to celebrate epic 40-year career
Kidjo has been recognised as one of Time Magazine’s 100 most influential people and included in The Guardian’s Top 100 Inspiring Women in the world. She is a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador and was awarded the prestigious 2023 Polar Music Prize
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