Iconic landmark venue, the Sydney Opera House, entertains Sydneysiders with the showing of Tony Award winning musical Sunset Boulevard. Crafted by Andrew Lloyd Webber, based on the film by Billy Wilder, Sunset Boulevard is an internationally loved musical production, winning six Tony Awards, and being nominated for Best Musical, Best...
Read moreDetailsA STAPLE of the classical music canon, the Baroque period is renowned and revered. Following the Renaissance period, the Baroque style dominated the Western classical scene for over 100 years, and inspired some of the worldâs most famous composers. Classical Baroque composers include George Frederic Handel, Henry Purcell, Michael Praetorius,...
Read moreDetailsFor its 70th birthday, Agatha Christieâs genre-breaking murder mystery The Mousetrap toured Australia. Crossroads Live Australia and Shake & Stir Theatre Co are bringing The Mousetrap back on the road after selling out in capital cities across the country. Glen Street Theatre are the only Sydney venue to be part...
Read moreDetailsLITTLE Women takes to the stage at the Hayes Theatre Co. Based on the classic novel by Louisa May Alcott, Little Women tells the timeless tale of the four March sisters â Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy â as they pass through childhood into womanhood. With the backdrop of enchanting...
Read moreDetailsWILLOUGHBY Symphony Orchestra have welcomed internationally renowned pianist Konstantin Shamray into their elusive folds. Shamray has a distinguished history, winning the Judgesâ and Peopleâs Choice prizes at the Sydney International Piano Competition in 2008, and has worked under the baton of conductors Vladimir Spivakov, Dmitry Liss, Tugan Sokhiev, and Alexandr...
Read moreDetailsSee the Sydney Opera House through the eyes of Studio A artists. In an upcoming collaboration, Studio A artists have created a refreshing perspective of the iconic landmark, the Sydney Opera House. Studio A is a North Shore art centre, a social initiative by Studio ARTES Northside. With the support...
Read moreDetailsOver 23 nights, light installations, music, ideas and food inspire global audiences and drive cultural exchange. The 2024 theme, âHumanity,â sparks reflection and engagement, attracting visitors and fuelling economic growth. This year Golden Globe and Emmy Award winning actress and comedian, Amy Poehler, joined the line up for a special...
Read moreDetailsNORTHERN Beaches Council is partnering with the Live Music Office and the Australasian Performing Right Association and Australiasian Mechanical Copyright Owners Society. Together, Council is hoping to uplift the local live music scene across the Beaches with a new Live and Local program. Live and Local is a 12-month program...
Read moreDetailsAPPLICATIONS are now open to showcase art, design, and music with the return of Creative Open this winter (25-28 July) to fire up the Northern Beaches with live gigs, exhibitions, talks, gatherings, comedy, markets, performances, and public art. Now in its third year the event activates shops, galleries, venues, and...
Read moreDetailsOpera Australia brings âWest Side Storyâ to Sydney Harbour. The show will be headed by two young Australian performers in the musical roles as Tony and Maria. âWe are so excited to have these two fabulous Australian talents lead this production, audiences are going to be thrilled by their talent...
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