Told as a mythic legend, Emma Rice’s (adaptor and director) adaptation of Emily Brontë’s WUTHERING HEIGHTS is captivating combination of storytelling, music and movement.
This March, Theatre Works will celebrate lovers of live performance by offering them a chance to experience a timeless classic reimagined for a contemporary audience.
Internationally acclaimed pianist Jayson Gillham has been named the 2024 Limelight Australian Artist of the Year, winning both the Critics' Choice and People's Choice awards.
Following the season at Theatre Royal Sydney from 17 June, CATS would also be playing at Her Majesty’s Theatre Adelaide from September and at Hamer Hall, Arts Centre Melbourne from December.
Riverside Theatres will present the legendary comedic act, The Wharf Revue: The End of the Wharf As We Know It, a hilarious political satire, this month.
Anaïs Mitchell's acclaimed West End and Broadway musical phenomenon Hadestown will make its Australian premiere at Theatre Royal Sydney in February.
Leading Australian artist Lindy Lee has been commissioned to illuminate the National Gallery of Australia’s iconic building façade for Kamberri/Canberra’s upcoming 2025 Enlighten Festival.
Returning by popular demand, Riverside Theatres will present Maeve Marsden’s crowd favourite Queerstories, for one night only, in February.
Emma Rice's critically acclaimed production of Wuthering Heights has arrived in Sydney, playing an exclusive and limited season.
Celebrate the Easter weekend with acclaimed illusionist and Australia’s Got Talent finalist Michael Boyd when he returns to Sydney’s State Theatre with two shows only.
Foundation Theatres has executed an exclusivity agreement and binding term sheet setting out key terms for The Star Sydney to divest The Star Sydney Event Centre and other additional spaces within The Star Sydney complex to Foundation Theatres.
The China National Symphony Orchestra Chorus, one of China's most celebrated choral ensembles, will make its Australian debut in March 2025 with its extraordinary production of the Yellow River Cantata.
Short+Sweet Sydney has announced the launch of its 2025 Season, marking 23 years of Australia's most exciting short-form theatre festival.
The Ku-ring-gai Philharmonic Orchestra (KPO) has announced its 2025 program with a slew of concerts, including three major performances in Chatswood's spectacular Concourse Concert Hall.
Sydney Dance Company has introduced five new dancers joining the ensemble: Mathilda Ballantyne, Mali Comlekci, Sonrisa Hubbard, Eka Perunicic and Sam Winkler.
The winners of the 2024 Sydney Theatre Awards were announced at a star-studded ceremony, with 28 Awards presented, shared between 16 productions.
Arts House will launch Season 1 2025 with two Australian premieres presented in partnership with Asia TOPA: Goldfish by Terrapin in association with Aichi Prefectural Theater and Fire Drill Scenario by Geumhyung Jeong.
Opera Australia has announced Angelina Thomson will play Miss Adelaide in its brand-new production of award-winning Broadway musical Guys & Dolls when it opens at Handa Opera on Sydney Harbour.
Now receiving its Australian premiere with community-led Fruit Box Theatre, Cruise is an intergenerational monologue spanning four decades.
NO LOVE SONGS is a powerful and uplifting modern love story that packs an emotional punch with beautifully written songs and honest storytelling.
One of China's most exciting pianists Sa Chen will make her Australian live debut in Sydney Opera House's Concert Hall in February for a much-anticipated piano recital.
Screen Producers Australia has announced the appointment of Kate Carnell AO as the inaugural Chair of the SPA Council.
Belvoir has announced Yuwaalaraay actor, screenwriter, and playwright Hannah Belanszky as the latest Balnaves Foundation Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Fellow, after a record number of entries.
Rachael Beck (performer, concept & curator) and James Millar’s (concept & curation) new work, RACHAEL BECK: IN HER OWN WORDS is a celebration of Australian women.
As rehearsals begin this week, Hedwig and the Angry Inch has now confirmed the full cast, band and creative team ahead of its Australian premiere at the Adelaide Festival.
Videos
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Good Company Entertainment Presents: The Big Chillout Saraton Theatre (10/11-10/11) |
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A Taste of Ireland - The Irish Music and Dance Sensation Burdekin Theatre (8/12-8/12) |
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Tootsie Teatro - At The Italian Forum (5/30-6/21) |
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Macbeth Sydney Opera House (11/18-12/06) |
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Moulin Rouge! The Musical (Australia) Sydney Lyric (3/09-4/04) |
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Beyond the Beehive: Amy Winehouse's Musical Mastery Kingston Arts Centre (7/31-7/31) |
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Beetlejuice the Musical Capitol Theatre, Sydney (11/21-1/10) |
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The Strangeways Cabaret Merrigong Theatre Company (6/27-6/27) |
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La Stupenda: A Joan Sutherland Celebration Joan Sutherland Theatre, Sydney Opera House (8/20-8/22) |
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The Red Room Concourse Lounge (7/18-7/18) |
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