Flu season is nigh, and while some are reaching for their cold and flu, others are opting for a different method of keeping healthy. James and Bel came down from the Blue Mountains to run a fermentation workshop at Ruby…
Orb, a collaborative effort between Rafael Bonachela, Sydney Dance Company’s Artistic Director, and the Taiwanese Choregrapher Cheng Tsung-lung, is a delight for contemporary ballet fans. Both mysterious and intriguing, the piece tells the story of the power of the moon in…
Autumn is setting in slowly this month, but that doesn’t mean the city of Sydney plans on slowing down this May! Embrace the fresh air as you wake up in the morning and savour the splashes of sunshine – just…
There’s not much better than watching two masters of improvisational comedy performing live on stage. Fans of Sydney’s improv duo The Bear Pack obviously agree with me. The full-to-capacity audience gathered at Giant Dwarf to see Carlo Ritchie and Steen…
For all of you Lorna Jane lovers, this weekend’s Sydney Fitness Show is more than just a place to stock up on fancy exercise gear. On top of the heavy discounts you’ll find on everything from pre-workout, protein mixes,…
We shuffled in to the mini auditorium. Carlo Ritchie – the ‘second tallest member of The Bear Pack’ (improvisational comedy duo) stood comfortably on the small stage with a red velvet curtain backdrop. I’m a massive fan of The Bear…
The newest musical to hit the Sydney theatre scene, The Bodyguard, is fun and enjoyable, especially when it is not taken seriously. It is all about the music – the hits of the beloved and talented late pop princess Whitney…
Canadian Mae Martin’s new show Dope was born out of a recent realisation (prompted by her straight-talking mother’s genuinely insightful comments) that throughout her whole life she’s somehow managed to be addicted something or someone. This addictive personality has meant…
If you are passionate about film make sure that you involve yourself in the conversation and find out what the brilliant minds at For Film’s Sake are doing to make themselves heard. For Film’s Sake (26–30 April 2017) is the brainchild…
The Sydney Writers’ Festival, an annual event that draws together novelists, playwrights, lyricists, memoirists and artists working in a number of other cutting-edge literary disciplines, will take place this year from May 22-28. The beating heart of the festival is…