Chris Singh 
Returning to Sydney after a successful run in 2022, Bell Shakespeare brings its In A Nutshell series to The Neilsen Nutshell in the Walsh Bay Arts Precinct. The production company’s latest work, titled The Poetry of Violence, will examine Shakespeare’s depictions of violence with an ensemble cast performing scenes and speeches from pivotal productions like … Read more
Although it sat gathering dust for nearly a decade, Darling Harbour’s iconic vintage carousel—only the second-oldest in Australia—has reopened with the harbourside area’s Olympics live site. The highly ornate fairground carousel is a small piece of heritage-listed beauty in that part of Sydney, adding a tremendous amount of character to the site, which is set … Read more
Producers Michael Cassel and Eva Price are bringing New York’s irreverent, Celine Dion-themed Titanique to Sydney this September. The much-lauded production will play at Surry Hills’ intimate The Grand Electric on Cleveland Street, just a short walk from Central Station. Considering it’s fast becoming the world’s hottest musical, this Titanic-inspired production could not arrive at a … Read more
Sydney’s new super-fast metro network was set to start carrying passengers this Sunday, August 4, but another slight delay has reared its head due to incomplete safety checks. As reported earlier this month, the underground Sydney metro will be a brand-new service designed to change how locals and visitors navigate our beautiful city. The first … Read more
Paski Vineria Poplare, one of the best Italian restaurants and wine bars in Darlinghurst, has launched a new monthly dinner series called ‘Lunedi Regionale,’ dedicated to exploring the diversity of Italy’s regional cuisines. From Lazio to Sicily, Paski’s kitchen will become a nomadic showcase of the world’s most famous boot once a month until early … Read more
Sydney-born Parisian artist Angelica Mesiti has been commissioned for her very first solo presentation at The Art Gallery of NSW (AGNSW), conceived as an immersive video and sound installation based on communal rituals and seasonal cycles. Taking place in the gallery’s unique Tank space, Angelica Mesiti: The Rites of When will run from Saturday, September 21 … Read more
Over the next two days, Sydneysiders can witness a rare celestial event, atoning for the weather with a dazzling display of distant meteors going about their business. A double meteor shower has been visible for the past few days, with tonight (July 30) and tomorrow (July 31) being the final chances for anyone in Sydney … Read more
Opera Australia has today confirmed that long-running musical Guys & Dolls will be coming to Sydney’s picturesque Handa Opera on Sydney Harbour in 2025. It appears Opera Australia enjoys the curious cross-section of vintage Manhattan and Sydney Harbour, with Guys & Dolls set to bring a bit of 1950’s New York City glamour to the … Read more
Sydney Contemporary will bring more than 85 of Australia’s best galleries to Carriageworks for an extensive showcase in early September. Each year, the wide-ranging arts event takes over the Eveleigh institution with a dynamic and extensive program designed to showcase what’s new, hot and trending in the local art scene. In addition to giving prospective … Read more
A total of 60 Korean BBQ stations have arrived in Chinatown for the opening of Sydney’s fifth, and largest, Butcher’s Buffet. Butcher’s Buffet has been one of Sydney’s most popular Korean BBQ restaurants since 2019, with several outposts across Sydney. This new Chinatown edition, however, measures at 500-square-metres with capacity for 200 diners at a … Read more
