This Diwali, Sydney Tower Eye is celebrating with a burst of light, colour and festivity!Diwali is a five day celebration known as 'The Festival of Lights' and is one of the most significant festivals in Indian Culture.…
Formerly the ‘Rum Hospital’ – oldest surviving public building in Sydney’s CBDBuilt for a cost of 45,000 gallons of rum, The Mint is rich in history. It was originally part of Governor…
"Playing Face: To pretend to be what you believe you should be; or to perform the persona you believe yourself to have; or to play the role you have been assigned so well that your true self falls away, and what is…
Nobody wants to hear that a chef-hatted, multiple-award-winning, ridiculously trendy Wolloomooloo restaurant is fully committed and can’t take a booking. When Sydney socialites and international A-listers wish to…
Heat and desire sizzle in every line of Tennessee Williams’ Deep South tale of lust, jealousy and betrayal.Down-on-his-luck Archie Lee is obsessed with his young bride, Baby Doll, but Baby is keeping her husband…
Slaughterhouse is a world premiere by trailblazing young playwright Anchuli Felicia King, coming to Belvoir’s 25a series with international director Benita de Wit at the helm. Something unspeakable happens at an…
Mozart’s classic comedy has been entertaining crowds for centuries, and between the witty, fast-moving libretto and the melodic, charming writing, it’s not hard to understand why.Musically, this is the…
Originally written to celebrate the coronation of French King Charles X in 1825, the lavish and highly entertaining opera tells the story of a group travelling to the coronation for which it was written. In…