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Sarah Bernhardt

A ‘sacred monster’: The true story behind one of the first celebrities

There is plenty to enjoy in The Divine Sarah Bernhardt, but at times you feel as if you’re caught in a rapidly revolving roll call of famous names.

  • Sandra Hall

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Movie wrap July 11

New movies to watch now: Smurfs, Superman, a gay rom-com and Spanish battlers

The Superman reboot takes flight, the Smurfs return, a deeply personal love story and a moving Spanish drama – here’s what’s new in cinemas now.

  • Jake Wilson, Karl Quinn and Sandra Hall
Eduard Fernandez

Bus driver’s quiet rebellion will have you cheering for the underdog

The bitterness of the Franco era continues to inspire Spanish cinema.

  • Sandra Hall
Michael Flatley

Michael Flatley retired from dancing and made a spy movie. What’s he working on now?

As the Lord of the Dance star moves to a behind-the-scenes-role on his hit live show, he’s still finding ways to surprise audiences and take centre stage.

  • Will Cox
Sydney Cherry Blossom Festival at Auburn is NSW’s largest flower festival.

14 fun things to do in Sydney

From opera in the pub to a bush tucker adventure, Sydney has plenty of gems.

  • Nicole Elphick
Lin Zhipeng (aka No. 223), Layers, 2018.

Peeking into a desire: Exhibition unveils hidden worlds

The fine line between identification and voyeurism is an underlying theme of White Rabbit Gallery’s new show.

  • Alex Burchmore
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Bathers’ Pavillion executve chef Aaron Ward and L’Enclume chef-owner Simon Rogan will venture outside the kitchen to interact with guests for one night only.

Three Michelin stars, 14 courses and the once-in-a-lifetime chance for a front-row seat

Join Good Food Guide co-editor Callan Boys for an exclusive interactive dinner at the L’Enclume Bathers’ Pavillion residency.

  • Bianca Hrovat
AC/DC will tour Australia in November 2025.

Rock legends AC/DC reveal Australian tour details

The Aussie royalty will paint the town black for the first time in nearly 10 years.

  • Nell Geraets
Judy Davis and Elizabeth Alexander

This gift of a role is explosive, provocative and laugh-out-loud funny

Our reviewers give their verdicts on all the latest shows around town.

  • John Shand, Rod Yates, Peter McCallum and Harriet Cunningham
Ellis Park

Cult filmmaker meets cult musician in a documentary that is hard to pin down

Justin Kurzel’s film about Warren Ellis makes for intriguing though not especially coherent viewing.

  • Jake Wilson

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