Sneak peek: The blockbuster musical coming to Sydney
As Frozen the Musical prepares to hit Sydney, Arts Editor Elizabeth Fortescue goes backstage in New York to experience the warmth behind the blockbuster show.
As Frozen the Musical prepares to hit Sydney, Arts Editor Elizabeth Fortescue goes backstage in New York to experience the warmth behind the blockbuster show.
One of the most popular artists in history will be given centre stage in Sydney next year, in Matisse: life and spirit, masterpieces from the Centre Pompidou, Paris.
Four young boys are set to take the stage to debut as Billy Elliot when the new musical hits Sydney next week. The performers — aged from 10 and 12 — will alternate playing the lead role based on the hit movie about a boy who chases his dancing dream.
Talk about “seeing a sign” that changes your life. Wade Neilsen was driving along with his mum when they saw one by the roadside.
From young artists taking over the MCA, to the astonishing feats of Cirque du Soleil at the Entertainment Quarter, October is another big month in Sydney’s arts world.
Kaz Cooke warns expectant and new parents not to rely on old copies of her popular guide
Tolstoy’s classic love story Anna Karenina will come to life on the Sydney stage as a highlight of The Australian Ballet’s 2020 season.
Some of Australia’s most acclaimed artists haved turned their sights on the devastating drought in new exhibition River On The Brink: Inside The Murray-Darling Basin
With barely an ounce of fat to be seen, the energetic and scantily clad cast of the musical Chicago are leaving Sydney audiences gobsmacked. Cast members reveal how they keep fit enough to perform every show at such a fast pace.
No wonder Dame Edna Everage is looking so gorgeous — she has a new show and a new beau with a royal link.
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