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At first it was just an idle thought: what if all of the queer-coded Antonios in Shakespeare’s plays were actually one gay pirate searching for love? But when book writer Ania Upstill (they/them) brought music writers William Duignan (he/him) and Andy Manning (they/them) onboard, a stiff sea breeze gathered behind the sails of their pirate ship, and a new New Zealand musical was born.
PYT Fairfield is thrilled to present the premiere of Khair خير: An Omen, A Message, A Blessing, an evocative new work weaving mysticism, sisterhood, and the power of community, at PYT Fairfield from 7th to 8th March.
Bach Akademie Australia is thrilled to launch its 2025 season with The Countertenor – Bach’s Holy Spirit, featuring world-renowned Grammy-nominated countertenor Reginald Mobley.
Every year, Sydney Eisteddfod runs the biggest performing arts festival in Australia and one of the biggest in the world! It’s a celebration of creativity, being involved and getting on stage. Running from May to September, Sydney Eisteddfod’s extensive 2025 program caters for passionate performers of all ages and skills—from beginner to prodigy. With over 350 events on offer, singers, dancers, musicians, actors, bands, choirs and orchestras get the opportunity to perform in high-profile venues, including Sydney Opera House, The Concourse Chatswood, Sydney Conservatorium of Music, and Sydney Eisteddfod’s new home in the performing arts hub at Chippen Street Theatre in Chippendale.
Māoriland is celebrated for its manaakitanga and community spirit. This is a Pasifika outdoor cinematic experience not to be missed.
Campbelltown Arts Centre is thrilled to present High Octane, a daring new dance theatre performance from visionary artist Emma Harrison, from Thursday 27th to Saturday 29th March 2025.
Made by Sarah-Louise Young & Russell Lucas Performed by Sarah-Louise Young
“Let us sit upon the ground and tell sad stories of the death of kings”
Celebrate with First Nations, Indonesian, Indian and Pasifika performers and indulge in tasty cuisine from the Asia-Pacific!
From the inimitable Andrew Bovell (When the Rain Stops Falling, Things I Know to Be True) comes a superb new play of passion, history and politics, intimate in its detail and epic in its storytelling.
Riverside Theatres is thrilled to present the spellbinding Haydn’s Sunrise by the Australian Haydn Ensemble on Sunday 9th March 2025.
Merrigong Theatre Company proudly announces the 2025 MERRIGONGX Artists’ Program, an inspiring showcase of the extraordinary breadth of local talent from the Illawarra region.
A new exhibition, ‘Napurrula’ begins at Mitchell Fine Art in Fortitude Valley on 18th February with a special focus on celebrating International Women's Day.
Riverside Theatres is thrilled to present the legendary comedic act, The Wharf Revue: The End of the Wharf As We Know It, a hilarious political satire from Thursday 20th to Saturday 23th February.
Get ready to fall in love all over again.
With Winnie Dunn, Dylin Hardcastle, Nancy Denis, Andrew Whiltshire, Joanna Lamb & Nico Enrico Bruni
A groundbreaking new commission
Interdisciplinary artist Karma Barnes has just returned from presenting her sculptural installation Co-Lapses at the prestigious Arte Laguna Prize Finalist Exhibition in Venice. While in Italy, Barnes also participated in the UNIDEE Art Residency at Cittadellarte, an influential art foundation founded by Michelangelo Pistoletto. As an ambassador for Pistoletto’s Third Paradise project, Barnes further explored her creative practice aimed at reshaping environmental crises and human connection through art.
What do you do when your husband runs off with your teenage goddaughter? You write some killer songs, dye your wedding dress black and make a show.
Written by Kirli Saunders
Following a captivating presentation in Venice’s Ocean Space last year, Re- Stor(y)ing Oceania returns home to the Pacific at Artspace from 23 January to 6 April 2025
One of China’s most exciting pianists Sa Chen will make her Australian live debut in Sydney Opera House’s Concert Hall on Sunday 16 February 2025, 8.00pm for a much-anticipated piano recital.
One of Australia’s greatest living playwrights, David Williamson AO, will celebrate his extraordinary 30-year association with Ensemble Theatre with the first of a new series of intimate talks at the Kirribilli-based theatre this March.
An out-of-the box comedy fundraiser show to help fund a documentary about Nelly, a 74-year old golden soul who fulfills her dream of visiting the Grand Canyon. Nobody Is Normal is a wild, vulnerable, and saucy stand-up comedy show worth watching.
Choreographed by Deborah Brown and Moss Te Ururangi Patterson with Bangarra Dance Theatre Dancers.
Join four of the world’s leading guitarists on a mesmerising musical odyssey.
A symphony of discord unfolds in David Williamson’s brand-new play — a darkly funny exploration of the intricate dynamics and rivalry inherent within every family.
From 16 January – 2 February 2025, Belvoir St Theatre, as part of Sydney Festival’s Blak Out program, presents the award-winning play Jacky, by Declan Furber Gillick, a comedically raw portrayal of a young, Queer, Indigenous man trying to find his feet in the city.
Discover a new gallery in the heart of the Alpine Shire as B–CSC unveils its inspiring inaugural exhibition. Sarah Lynch's Above the Snow Line presents an engaging perspective on the beauty of snow gums and their environmental challenges.
“Tales from the other side” is an interactive hour of eerie storytelling about ghosts, paranormal and the unexplained being debuted at the Adelaide Fringe Festival. Sarah Stewart tells her own spine-tingling encounters, ghost stories from Adelaide, and invites the audience to share their own mysterious experiences.
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