Message in a Bottle at the Sydney Opera House is an exhilarating and emotionally charged production that left me utterly spellbound. This dance extravaganza is a fusion of storytelling, stunning choreography, and a vibrant soundtrack that breathes new life into the…
In the building that once hailed Surry Hills’ iconic (and much loved!) brunch spot, Cuckoo Callay – the neighbourhood welcomes Japanese cuisine at its finest with Itō. Itō hails from the ESCA Group, who also have founded familiar favourites like…
If you’re looking to mix up your homemade margarita routine and get out of the house, here are the best spots in Sydney to enjoy tequila and mezcal. Cantina OK! CBD Not only one of the best tequila bars in…
In the dimly lit ambience of the Belvoir St. Theatre, Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar and Grill unfolds, offering audiences a mesmerising journey into the tumultuous life of jazz legend Billie Holiday. Set in a small Philadelphia nightclub in 1959,…
Wicked, currently greenifying the stage at the Sydney Lyric, is a musical that needs no introduction. Its enchanting tale of friendship, betrayal, and the untold story of the Wicked Witch of the West has captured the hearts of audiences worldwide….
The Vault, Spiegeltent Festival Garden has once again transformed into a realm of wonder and awe, with the mesmerising production of GODZ by the Head First Acrobats. As the lights dimmed and the anticipation grew, the audience was transported into…
The Dismissal: An Extremely Serious Musical Comedy, presented by Squabbalogic and currently performing at the York Theatre, Seymour Centre, offers a satirical and humorous take on one of Australia’s most politically tumultuous moments. It’s a thoroughly entertaining show that combines…
Opera Australia’s production of Miss Saigon, currently gracing the Joan Sutherland Theatre at the Sydney Opera House, is an awe-inspiring spectacle that masterfully weaves a gripping plot with exceptional direction, a lavish set, and standout performances. This musical journey is…
In another great offering from Ensemble Theatre, Mr Bailey’s Minder by Debra Oswald, weaves an intimate narrative of unexpected connections and the transformative power of compassion. The play introduces us to Therese, a young woman with a shadowed past, who…
Middens, also known as shells, were once used to mark vibrant communal points where Indigenous people cooked and gathered. For loved chef and proud Bundjalung man, Mark Olive – Midden is the new home of his culinary haven – one…