Nick Galvin

Nick Galvin is Arts Editor of The Sydney Morning Herald

The stars aligned when Handel produced one of his greatest works.

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Cody Simpson quit competitive swimming this year and will return to the stage in a role made famous on screen by Marlon Brando.

Real or not, the elusive beast has its claws deep into the collective psyche of the western city. Art gallery director Toby Chapman is no exception.

The musician and global activist still has plenty more to say.

Sean Shibe has built a reputation for relentlessly pushing the boundaries of his instrument.

At 81, founding Monty Python member Eric Idle is still looking for new ways to make people laugh.

A flagship event will see the story of an infamous 1954 murder staged in the Sydney courthouse in which it was heard.

A host of big names got their start at the Footbridge Theatre. Now it has reopened its doors to the next generation of performers.

When Beau Neilson found out a Sydney institution was going to be turned into a fish-and-chip shop, “it felt like physical pain”.

DanceRites, the annual celebration of Indigenous culture, is much more than a competition to participants.

Backed by a reclusive billionaire, former Opera Australia boss Lyndon Terracini has big plans for a tiny regional town.