Brook Andrew for Sydney Biennale
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Vivid inspires autistic boy to speak first sentence
When an excited Charlie Isackson turned to his mum at Vivid Sydney and told her, “I like it”, it was the only thing he said all night. In fact, it was the only sentence Charlie has ever said in all his seven years.
Vivid inspires autistic boy to speak first sentence
EXCLUSIVE: When an excited Charlie Isackson turned to his mum at Vivid Sydney and told her, “I like it”, it was the only thing he said all night. In fact, it was the only sentence Charlie has ever said in all his seven years.
Review: Bangarra’s Dark Emu
Bangarra delivers 70 scintillating minutes of dance that lucidly explains how the First Australians grew grain, harvested food and cared for their land in a way far beyond others’ understanding.
Sydney in King Tut’s final lap
Sydney will be one of just ten international stops in a final lap of honour by artefacts from Tutankhamun’s tomb before they return to Cairo, never again to be seen outside of Egypt.
Review: STC’s Saint Joan
In the STC’s new production of George Bernard Shaw’s 1923 play, Saint Joan, the historical character of the title is portrayed as brave and obsessive, self-doubting and vulnerable.
Karimloo set to debut in Sydney
West End and Broadway musical theatre star Ramin Karimloo and acclaimed Australian performer Anna O’Byrne will share the concert stage in Sydney next week.
Aussie film history in jeopardy
WHEN Suzy Carter and Mark Lucas open their 600 sqm “wardrobe”, they see 70,000 items of clothing worn on screen by some of Australia’s biggest stars. But their future is unclear
Get set for opera on the Harbour
A crescendo of special effects, including one that Danny Deckchair would be proud of, will make for the biggest spectacle Opera Australia has ever staged on Sydney Harbour.
Hannah, Huw and The Kitchen Sink
Huw Higginson and Hannah Waterman are a couple in life and on stage in the Ensemble’s new production of The Kitchen Sink.
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