Tag: Sydney events

Nostalgia with Nine Lives: Cats Returns to Sydney

Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Cats has danced its way back to the Theatre Royal Sydney in its 40th Anniversary Australian tour, promising the nostalgia of the original production with direction and choreography faithful to Trevor Nunn and Gillian Lynne’s legendary vision….

Scott Silven’s Spellbinding Journey into the Unknown

In a quietly dazzling world premiere, Scottish mentalist Scott Silven invites audiences to lean into uncertainty and wonder in The Lost Things, now casting its spell in the intimate surrounds of the Sydney Opera House’s Playhouse Theatre. In this solo…

JUDY at Hayes Theatre – A Rainbow-Hued Celebration of the Legend

There’s a reason they call her Miss Show Business. In JUDY, Little Triangle once again proves they are the darlings of Sydney’s indie theatre scene, wrapping their audience in a glittering, heartfelt, and hilariously clever tribute to the one and…

Opera Australia’s Guys and Dolls is a Sure Bet

Opera Australia’s Guys and Dolls, staged on the glittering outdoor stage of Handa Opera on Sydney Harbour, is a riot of colour, charm, and charisma. With the sparkling city skyline as its backdrop and a production bursting with oversized spectacle,…

A Moonwalking Masterpiece: MJ the Musical Electrifies Sydney

MJ the Musical, currently playing at the Sydney Lyric, is a thrilling spectacle that masterfully brings the legend of Michael Jackson to life on stage. Unlike typical biopic musicals that follow a linear, documentary-style approach, MJ is cleverly framed around…

A Musical That Cuts Deep: No Love Songs at the Foundry Theatre

At first glance, No Love Songs, currently playing at the Foundry Theatre, Sydney Lyric, seems like a contemporary musical in the vein of RENT or The Last Five Years, promising a tale of romance and emotional highs and lows. However, the…

The Dictionary of Lost Words Captures the Power of Language

Sydney Theatre Company’s The Dictionary of Lost Words, currently playing at the Roslyn Packer Theatre, is a meticulously staged adaptation that embodies the precision and restraint of early 20th-Century British theatre. Directed by Jessica Arthur, the production exudes the energy…