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It’s certainly overboard. And at times, skating on thin ice. But if you love slap-stick, camp musicals – and Celine Dion! – this show will definitely float your boat. It’s playing at the Grand Electric Theatre in Surry Hills – and we hope it finds another venue for a longer voyage. What is Titanique about? … Read more
There aren’t many acts in Sydney’s Fringe Festival this year that are simply fun. There’s a flying bubble show, a bubble show in space and a circus. The pursuit of comedy is now an earnest business. And then there’s Glynis Traill-Nash ‘s In These Shoes. Part autobiography, part concert and definitely comedy. And all on a … Read more
According to The Financial Review, the artistic director of Opera Australia quit the august arts body because of this production of Sunset Boulevard. And after attending the opening night in Sydney, we can see why it has proved to be controversial. The star, who plays ageing silent movie icon Norma Desmond, is Sarah Brightman, a … Read more
Have you caught yourself stalking another Eurosummer holiday post? No need to feel fomo with these hot activities to keep yourself warm this weekend. Here’s a list of free and paid experiences that you can choose from to get the most out of your weekend in Sydney! African Film Festival | 20th – 21st July … Read more
Food enthusiasts who hit the harbour city or the coast or the suburbs are lucky as our dining scene is always evolving and here is always somewhere new to try. And it’s not just modern Australian cuisine either, as our cultural melting pot means there is always some amazing new cuisine that’s on the hit … Read more
Kurrajong-based artist Laura Jones has won the Archibald Prize 2024 and $100,000 for her portrait of Australian author and conservationist Tim Winton. Jones’ win marks the 14th time the Archibald Prize has been awarded to a woman and she becomes the 12th woman to win since its inception in 1921. A four-time Archibald Prize finalist, Jones said her … Read more
Vivid Sydney 2024 has kicked off its 14th year with a spectacular opening night, as the festival transforms Sydney’s glittering harbour, iconic landmarks, and cityscape with a showcase of creativity and innovation for the next 23 nights. It will run from Friday 24 May to Saturday 15 June, featuring the world’s most innovative artists, culinary … Read more
Hunt for vintage fashion, bespoke jewellery, stylish homewares and local designer pieces at the excellent Kirribilli Markets, held on the first and second Sunday and fourth Saturday of every month. Kirribilli Markets is one of Sydney’s oldest and most popular markets. It features more than 220 stalls selling, new and recycled fashion and accessories, emerging … Read more
The Sydney Comedy Festival is this city’s biggest annual comedy event hosting shows in venues all across town. With comics from Australia and across the globe gearing up to spread laughter across the city from April 22 to May 19, it is shaping up to be the biggest year to date. Highlights include the opening … Read more
The spectacular city of Sydney is the gateway for most visitors and a change of season. The cooler months means Autumn in Sydney 2024 will have an amazing array of entertainment. But there is plenty of that on offer too in the city well known for its mild autumns and winters. As the temperature drops, … Read more
