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All posts tagged "Sydney Festival"
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150FeaturedSydney Festival’s 2025 program
Summer in Sydney is set to soar to new heights with the unveiling of a blockbuster Sydney Festival program for 2025. Running...
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250InterviewsSydney Dance Company’s New Breed 2024: Piran Scott and Dean Elliott
Sydney Dance Company’s New Breed is an annual showcase of some of Australia’s most exciting emerging choreography. With New Breed, Australian choreographers...
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164Events‘Les Misérables The Arena Spectacular’ comes to Australia in 2025
Cameron Mackintosh, in association with Nick Grace Management and Live Nation Australia are delighted to announce that Les Misérables The Arena Spectacular is coming to the ICC Theatre Sydney on 30 April 2025,...
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524FeaturedKris Nelson named Festival Director for Sydney Festival 2026-2029
Kris Nelson will assume the role of Festival Director for Sydney Festival from 2026 to 2029, leading the festival into its milestone...
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564FeaturedMerrigong Theatre Company presents Marrugeku’s ‘Jurrungu Ngna-ga [Straight Talk]’
Merrigong Theatre Company will present Jurrungu Ngan-ga [Straight Talk] at the Illawarra Performing Arts Centre from 29 to 31 August. Throbbing with...
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680Featured‘Peter and the Starcatcher’ to premiere in Australia
Peter and the Starcatcher, the smash hit Broadway production and winner of five Tony Awards, will have its Australian premiere, touring nationally from 2024. Originally...
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1.1KFeaturedGhenoa Gela at Sydney Festival: What if the village was ours?
How would you feel if your home was being erased? Inundated. For most, this is a rhetorical question; yet, for the people...
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1.3KFeaturedSydney Festival 2024 promises to be bolder than ever
The mainstay of Sydney’s high summer season, Sydney Festival, sails back this January with a first class line-up of world premieres, extraordinary...
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1.1KFeaturedNational Institute of Circus Arts debuts brand new work for Melbourne Fringe 2023
For the first time, the National Institute of Circus Arts (NICA) is the home of circus for Melbourne Fringe Festival 2023, with the support of the Australia...
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1.5KFeaturedStephanie Lake’s dance sensation ‘Manifesto’ returns to Melbourne
Stephanie Lake’s explosive Manifesto is coming to Arts Centre Melbourne’s Playhouse from 25 – 28 October much to the delight of Melbourne audiences who may missed out on the...
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1.3KAustralian Dance ReviewsMeryl Tankard’s ‘Kairos’: A long-awaited collaboration
Sydney Festival, Carriageworks.19 January 2023. Meryl Tankard AO’s long-awaited collaboration with composer Elena Kats-Chernin AO and visual artist Régis Lansac OAM has finally graced the stage for...
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1.2KEventsCampbelltown Arts Centre presents ‘The Other Side’ with dancer Brianna Kell
Campbelltown Arts Centre (C-A-C) is proud to present The Other Side, a new performance piece that is a physical, sonic and visual...
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1.8KFeaturedForce Majeure’s Colm O’Callaghan to depart to join Dublin’s Gate Theatre
After an incredibly successful six years, Force Majeure’s Executive Director Colm O’Callaghan has announced he will be leaving the company to take...
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1.4KAustralian Dance Reviews‘Girl From The North Country’: A raw and heartfelt musical of quiet resilience
Theatre Royal, Sydney.4 February 2022. Girl From The North Country opened to a full house at the Sydney’s Theatre Royal after a preliminary...
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1.7KAustralian Dance ReviewsAntony Hamilton’s ‘Yung Lung’: Human creativity will shine through
Carriageworks, Sydney.22 January 2022. Antony Hamilton’s work has always contained a curious mix of futuristic post-apocalyptic dread that is leavened with a...
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1.4KAustralian Dance Reviews‘Grey Rhino’: Big societal issues translated into dance
Carriageworks, Sydney.20 January 2022. Sydney Festival 2022 central theme has been “finding your Sydney” and has been an opportunity to showcase and...
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2.2KAustralian Dance ReviewsDarlinghurst Theatre Company’s ‘A Chorus Line’ is a delight
Riverside Theatre, Sydney.15 January 2022. It is with much excitement that Darlinghurst Theatre Company (DTC) has chosen to revive A Chorus Line, with...
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1.7KAustralian Dance ReviewsMoving at a pace to allow for breath: Martin del Amo’s ‘Mirage’
Campbelltown Arts Centre, Sydney. 7 January 2022. Mirage premiered at the Campbelltown Arts Centre on 7 January. It was originally intended to run as...
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1.2KFeatured‘Grey Rhino’: Heeding the danger hidden in plain sight
Grey Rhino is the first full scale co-production of award-winning dancer and choreographer duo Charmene Yap and Cass Mortimer Eipper that will premiere...
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2.2KFeaturedSydney Festival 2022 program at Carriageworks
Carriageworks, one of Australia’s largest multi-arts precincts, has announced a dynamic, First Nations led program to be presented as part of Sydney Festival 2022....
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1.9KInterviewsLucy Hind and ‘Girl From The North Country’: Are the times truly a changin’?
At first, a musical built around Bob Dylan songs sounds like yet another Boomer nostalgia-fest. However, Conor McPherson’s Depression Era drama Girl From...
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3.2KFeaturedCampbelltown Arts Centre presents Martin del Amo’s ‘Mirage’ as part of Sydney Festival
Campbelltown Arts Centre (C-A-C) is proud to present Mirage by acclaimed choreographer and dancer Martin del Amo to run 7 – 15 January as...
