Events on 16 January 2020 - Page 3

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BRAN NUE DAE

Bran Nue Dae, the world’s best-loved Aboriginal stage musical, gets a major revival on its 30th birthday. Packed to the tin roof with humour and hope, and fuelled by the soul-reggae-country sounds of cult band…


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VERNON AH KEE: THE ISLAND

Vernon Ah Kee is one of the most prominent and important living artists in Australia today. Spanning almost two decades, The Island profiles Ah Kee’s brilliantly diverse practice in full. Highlighting…



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NIGHT PARADE OF ONE HUNDRED GOBLINS

In Japanese folklore, twilight is the time when the supernatural world awakens, everyday objects become enchanted, and shape shifters and trickster spirits take to the streets. In Night parade of one hundred…


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I'M A PHOENIX, BITCH

Bryony Kimmings’ offbeat, deeply funny and sharply heartbreaking feminist musical about the worst year of her life, when she lost her mind, her partner, her house and nearly lost her child. Never one to shy away…



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THREE VIEWS

From the early days of the colony, Sydney’s authorities built military sites designed to thwart invasion. Conscious of the irony, First Nations artists Blak Douglas, Karla Dickens and Jason Wing, working with…


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KATE MITCHELL: ALL AURAS TOUCH

Sydney-based artist Kate Mitchell’s new work All Auras Touch creates an expansive installation of human energy fields, otherwise known as auras. Taking the Australian and New Zealand Standard…



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THE WIND IN THE WILLOWS

It’s that time of year again. The amazing Mr Toad and his bonny, boisterous pals are heading back to Sydney’s Royal Botanic Garden for the 17th consecutive year to entertain littlies and biggies in Glenn…


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TRIPLE THREAT

A taboo-busting, ‘trashstep-dubpunk’ retelling of the New Testament by provocateur Lucy McCormick, directed by Ursula Martinez (Wild Bore, Sydney Festival 2018). The multi-talented McCormick and her 'Girl…


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