It’s not every day that the most famous sea shanty band in the world comes to Sydney. In fact – it’s never happened before. Straight from their home in Cornwall, the ‘buoy band’ Fisherman’s Friends are embarking on their first-ever…
There is something quietly thrilling about a show that knows exactly what it is and executes it with absolute confidence. Putting It Together, currently playing at the Foundry Theatre, is one of those rare gems: intimate, intelligent, and utterly intoxicating….
Cruise Bar is a Sydney icon. Perched inside the Overseas Passenger Terminal at Circular Quay, it’s long been the go-to for birthdays, hen dos, Christmas parties and every celebration in between. Set against one of the city’s most iconic harbourside…
There’s something deliciously decadent about walking into GATSBY at the Green Light. Before a note is sung or a body launched skyward, you’re already complicit in the fantasy. The Studio at the Sydney Opera House is transformed into a sultry,…
Sydney has finally been hit with that salty, sun-kissed summer air and with it comes a very welcome guest from the north: Italy’s finest Prosciutto di San Daniele. To mark the occasion, Principe proscuitto has teamed up with dining favourites,…
Pretty Woman The Musical, now playing at Theatre Royal Sydney, follows the familiar arc of the beloved film: corporate tycoon Edward Lewis hires Hollywood Boulevard sex worker Vivian Ward for a week that ultimately reshapes them both. Onstage, the show…
86 years after it was first written, Noël Coward’s play Present Laughter, staged at The New Theatre in Newtown, is just as sparkling as when it debuted. Full of wit & witticisms, vim & verve, the dialogue snaps and the…
Jesus Christ Superstar is one of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s most enduring works, retelling the final days of Jesus through the eyes of Judas Iscariot. With its mix of rock, gospel, and theatrical storytelling, it’s a show that…
If musical theatre had a bible, The Book of Mormon would be its most irreverent gospel. Back in Sydney for a strictly limited season at the Capitol Theatre, this sharp-edged, side-splitting satire from the creators of South Park and Avenue…
Currently tearing up the stage at Carriageworks, Hedwig and the Angry Inch is more than just a rock musical—it’s a profound, punk-fuelled journey of identity, pain, resilience, and self-acceptance. With a razor-sharp book by John Cameron Mitchell and a blistering…