Touch is the main way that Deafblind people navigate, communicate and connect with others. In a society where touch is not encouraged, Deafblind people grapple with universal questions of isolation, access and human…
Devised and Produced by Force Majeure A chance to see into the process of making a new work, this showing of You Animal, You, Force Majeure’s new dance theatre work explores the most ‘animal’ of the…
Our sense of smell is powerful. Catch a whiff of jasmine over ocean air and sunscreen and suddenly you are transported to a place like Sydney. As a first impression, smell is one of the most basic forms of…
From writer-performer Katie Beckett, and Australia’s longest running Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander theatre company, comes the story of a father and a daughter reconnecting with each other and their shared…
Campbelltown Arts Centre and Sydney Festival present the first major exhibition by artist Myuran Sukumaran along with a series of newly commissioned artworks by leading Australian artists, Abdul-Rahman Abdullah, Safdar…
Get ringside for a rare theatrical combo: engrossing storytelling paired with the visceral thrill of live boxing. Fleeing the Congo as a child, playwright Future D. Fidel lived in a Tanzanian refugee camp for eight…
Witness dancers moving and breathing, their bodies and souls bared as they explore and respond to one of art’s greatest subjects - the unclothed human body. As part of the Art Gallery of New South Wales’…
Bayala means ‘speak’ in local language. It’s a sharing and celebration of the Indigenous heritage of Sydney and the growing movement to reawaken local language. Working with local Eora and Darug…