David McVicar’s third revival of his highly celebrated 2014 Don Giovanni has hit the stage at Sydney Opera House with a dramatically dark and rampantly carnal production. Mozart’s Don Giovanni is an infamous tale of a pleasure-seeker’s demise and is…
Sydney Opera House has kicked off its 50th anniversary program with the late Peter Shaffer’s best-known play Amadeus. The play has it all; ambition, obsession, betrayal, and a dash of comedy. Amadeus is everything you could ever want – theatre,…
Boogie fever has claimed the Sydney Opera House as its latest host, with Velvet Rewired playing in the Studio. With its inception in 2015, the original Velvet sold out around the world and ignited the disco scene. Velvet Rewired reminds…
It’s time to leave your inhibitions at the door and check-in for a night of theatrical frivolities as Sydney Opera House is transformed into an opulent French hotel lobby dripping in old-world glamour. L’Hôtel is an immersive experience full of…
Cancel your weekend plans and get along to the musical theatre event of the century, Do You Hear The People Sing? now playing in the renovated Concert Hall, Sydney Opera House. As you may have guessed from its title, this…
While David Attenborough is renowned for bringing the natural world to life, ARC by Erth, now playing at the Sydney Opera House, has brought endangered species into the theatre to excite kids of all ages about the world around them. Erth…
For almost 40 years The Phantom of the Opera has haunted stages around the world. Now for the first time ever, this timeless phenomenon takes centre stage at the iconic Sydney Opera House. Cameron Mackintosh’s dazzling revamp is a gloriously…
In an unbelievably implausible set of coincidences two sets of identical twins end up on the same island after a three-decade long separation. Bell Shakespeare’s The Comedy of Errors sets a 1970’s-inspired discotheque stage for one of the English-speaking world’s…
Boy band hysteria reaches new heights in Yve Blake’s Fangirls currently playing in the Drama Theatre, Sydney Opera House. We’re familiar with Beatlemania, the Boy Band craze of the 90’s and even more recently Directioners and Beliebers, but sometimes obsessed…
I’m always worried when companies announce reimagined new choreography of iconic musicals, but after the first eight counts, I was hooked on Darlinghurst Theatre Company’s new production of A Chorus Line. Like many shows of late, A Chorus Line fell…