The newest production by Lane Cove Theatre Company, Holding the Man, is based off the memoir by Timothy Murphy. The story follows Tim (played by Brent Dolahenty), a boy who comes to terms with himself at a very young age. In…
Koa Collective, brainchild of Em Mathews and Carly Woods, took over the Red Rattler in Marrickville for an afternoon, transforming the space into a combined performance-marketplace showcasing a curated collection of clothing brands. The idea for the afternoon was borne…
When setting out to write this review of the Queen: It’s a Kinda Magic tribute show I initially wanted to throw in as many Queen puns/lyrics that I could. I thought it was just another tribute band with just another lookalike….
There’s nothing like celebrating winter than of course with free flowing Veuve Clicquot. I don’t believe there is a better way to host this event than at the ever-so-chic Double Bay location, Mrs Sippy. Guests danced, laughed and mingled the…
Emerging writer and actor Emily Dash curates the second chapter in the series, Skeletons and Self-Portraits, on 29 July at PACT Centre for Emerging Artists. An all-female cast sets out to tackle gender stereotypes in this mini-festival. Through film screenings,…
The Sydney Science Festival is near and this year, it consists of over 150 events for all age groups. The events range from school and family events, to talks, to exhibitions and workshops and cover a large variety of topics….
This year has never looked better. It’s time to celebrate and make the most of a sunny Sydney winter. With our top picks for August, you’ll be as busy as can be! HIR – A Conventional Play (August 12 –…
It’s that time of year when avid art enthusiasts and curators come together to discuss the prestigious award of the Archibald prize. Sofitel Sydney Wentworth however, has taken this exhibition to the next level with a perfectly paired high tea…
Described as ‘Australia’s biggest game of real-world, zombie-themed tag’, Zedtown‘s premise is simple: Use a Nerf gun; shoot zombies. In practice, you join thousands of players in a full-scale theatrical experience, replete with scientists and zombie regeneration pods. There’s even an…
The prestigious and often controversial Archibald Prize is on the lips of all Sydney art aficionados at this time of year. With rising anticipation, I climbed the steps of the Art Gallery of NSW and passed by the rope to…