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In a small Western Australian town, 13-year-old Ort Flack is coming to terms with terrible changes in his world.

Tonight and tomorrow, 4 and 5 March, Riverside Theatres and Outlandish Arts will present Falling in Love with Frida, an intimate and enticing show from award-winning performer and choreographer, Caroline Bowditch, that explores the life, loves and legacy of painter Frida Kahlo (1907-1954).

Heather Mitchell, Helen Thomson, Genevieve Lemon, Josh McConville, Tony Llewellyn-Jones and Harriet Dyer are amongst the cast wielding the wit and illuminating the heart of Noel Coward in his classic comedy of bad manners, Hay Fever, directed by Imara Savage.

The ultimate European cabaret experience outside of France.

Create your own video game, sleep over at the Powerhouse Museum and build rockets at Sydney Observatory these school holidays.

It wouldn't be Mardi Gras without a tribute to legend community icon Judy Garland, but only a few have the claim Daniel Downing's show has - epic vocal talent and a perspective too often forgotten.

?Celebrate Mardi Gras at the Rainbow Room this summer and be part of the unofficial festival club, where you can expect world-class entertainment that is always surprising and hilarious.

The Sydney Symphony Orchestra will celebrate the rich musical legacy of legendary British singer-songwriter David Bowie with Australian music industry icons at the Sydney Opera House in two concerts conducted by Benjamin Northey, announced today.

Teen angst gets a body count when Westerburg High's hottest mean girls return in Heathers: The Musical this June (8-26) at the Sydney Opera House.

Belvoir presents THE GREAT FIRE as a kind of companion to THE BLIND GIANT IS DANCING - a pair of plays a generation apart about family, about holding your course, about what will survive of the fading triumph of Australian social democracy.

Independent theatre company BONTOM will present new Australian drama, Unfinished Works, from 23 March to 2 April at the Reginald Theatre, Seymour Centre.

Two reality TV stars.

Blue Saint Productions are thrilled to announce their next show following the award-winning production of VIOLET.

Intertwining Romanticism and Reason, Tom Stoppard's ARCADIA explores two worlds, inhabiting the same space, two centuries apart.

We welcome back director David Burrowes, who brought a vibrant, irreverent and modern take on The School For Scandal to the New Theatre stage in 2015.

Campbelltown Arts Centre has commissioned a significant new contemporary Indigenous theatre work, One Billion Beats examining the historical representation of Aboriginal people in Australian cinema, presented over four nights on 26 and 27 February and 4 and 5 March 2016.

The Sydney Symphony Orchestra (SSO) and BMW last night announced a new partnership with the German luxury car manufacturer becoming the Official Car Partner of the SSO.

The ultimate European cabaret experience outside of France.

A man walks into a bathhouse.

Will Cinderella meet the man of her dreams? Will Prince Charming win our heroine's heart? Or will the Ugly Sisters stop 'Cinders' from going to the ball? All will be revealed at the beautiful State Theatre when Bonnie Lythgoe Productions presents the most magical musical panto of them all.

Stephen Sewell's THE BLIND GIANT IS DANCING exposes the greed and corruption that got in the way of socialist ideals in 1970's and 80's Australian politics.

Due to the incredible demand for tickets to Prince's 'Piano & A Microphone' tour, which have all sold out, Dainty Group announced today that the staging for the two Sydney Opera House shows today 20th February will be opened up into 360 degrees in order to release more tickets for Prince's Australia

Independent theatre company BONTOM will present new Australian drama, Unfinished Works, from 23 March to 2 April at the Reginald Theatre, Seymour Centre.

The Sydney Opera House will present Evolution of Fearlessness, an immersive, interactive installation by internationally acclaimed Australian video artist and director Lynette Wallworth at the 2016 All About Women festival on Sunday 6 March, continuing through International Women's Day until Sunday

What is it about love that captures the artist so wholly and capitalises so perpetually? Why is it that no two things written about love seem to be the same, or have the same resonance, but every new contribution exists as a thrilling dimension to this emotion seemingly essential to human life? In t