culture
Turandot – The Opera Of All Operas
If you live in Sydney, home of the world’s most famous opera house, and have never been to…
16 Jan 2019 culture
Julius Caesar – By No Means a Tragedy
Having read multiple scathing reviews of Bell Shakespeare’s new production of Julius Caesar after its national tour, I…
26 Oct 2018 culture
Forever & Ever – Curious, Engaging and Forceful
This October Sydney Dance Company brings us another exciting new Australian contemporary dance work, Forever & Ever. The…
18 Oct 2018 comedy
The Misanthrope – Fun, Laughter and Fabulous Queerism
Griffin Theatre Company and Bell Shakespeare’s latest co-production, The Misanthrope, transposes Molière’s satire of ill-manners, hypocrisy, and prudishness,…
3 Sep 2018 comedy
The Turk in Italy – Modern Aussie Opera
The Turk in Italy is not one of Rossini’s best known or best received operas, but this risqué…
11 Aug 2018 culture
Aida – More is More as Opera Australia Enters the Digital Age
Opera Australia’s artistic director Lyndon Terracini debuted the company’s first digital work on Wednesday night, 18 July. A…
20 Jul 2018 culture
Regina Spektor – Quirkier Than Ever
For the first time since 2012, Russian-born, New York based singer songwriter Regina Spektor graced Australian shores and…
10 Jul 2018 culture
Verdi’s Rigoletto – Gripping Theatre, Unforgettable Tunes
Opera Australia is currently staging Verdi’s tragic masterpiece Rigoletto at Sydney Opera House. This is a night at the…
8 Jul 2018 culture
Review of Lucia Di Lammermoor
Opera Australia’s current production of Donizetti’s canonical opera, Lucia Di Lammermoor, is not to be missed, especially by…
29 Jun 2018 culture
Lá Bohème on Sydney Harbour Review
Opera Australia’s Handa Opera on Sydney Harbour brings us another sensational spectacle this year with La Bohème. For anyone who…
25 Mar 2018