Performing Arts
Thierrée’s Tabac Rouge announced as Sydney Festival curtain raiser
The French theatre-maker’s most extravagant work to date is a study of desire, power and social structures.
University of Sydney gets creative for Open Day
Students looking to pursue a career in architecture and creative arts can start their journey at the University of Sydney…
Mastering the moving image
The Master of Moving Image program at Sydney College of the Arts invites participants to explore new digital environments of…
Contemporary music education hits a new note
Contemporary music will be taught for the very first time at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music.
Architecture program builds a bright future
Things are literally looking up for a new Architecture program at the University of Sydney.
Artists come back to the fold
Leading artists are returning to their roots at the Sydney College of the Arts.
The Girl Who Forgot to Sing Badly
Kruckemeyer and Lovett handle the story's quandry with enthusiasm, sensitivity, and a good dose of reality.
Kissing a Stranger
Anna Lumb presents a cacophony of short theatrical scenes that leave the audience simultaneously puzzled and entertained.
Hot off the press
Haruki Murakami has touched down at the Edinburgh International Book Festival – and the hysteria is just beginning.
Theatre from the comfort of your Armchair
Bondi's Rock Surfers Theatre Company are staging performances in people's living rooms for Art & About Sydney 2014.