Choreographer-dancer-singer François Chaignaud and four period-instrument musicians slice through Spanish history from the Golden Age to the 21st century, in a joyously theatrical blend of Baroque music,…
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…
A diverse showcase of new works by more than 20 exceptional Pacific artists celebrating both customary and contemporary art practice. Wansolwara: One Salt Water brings together exhibitions, performances and events…
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…
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…
The Vigil returns to Barangaroo Reserve, offering an opportunity to gather campfire-side and experience a night of performance and reflection on the eve of Australia Day. It’s a time to consider…
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…
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…