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The Peony Pavilion

This Peking opera, presented as part of the Sydney Festival, was a rare, exotic and somewhat challenging treat.

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The Jade Hairpin

The second of two Peking operas presented at this year’s Sydney Festival was two most accessible of the two for…

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2001: A Space Odyssey

Kubrick's science fiction masterpiece was presented as part of the Sydney Festival, with the score played live by the Sydney…

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Archie Roach – Into the Bloodstream

Featuring songs from his new album, this powerful concert was a celebration of Archie Roach’s life and a tribute to…

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yMusic

This group of six players produced sounds from practical silence to throbbing anthemic lines or angular contemporary polyphony.

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The Rape of Lucrece

This accomplished adaptation of Shakespeare’s lyrical poem deftly moulds some of the verse into well-executed songs.

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Twelfth Night, or What You Will

Director Damien Ryan chose to accentuate the comedic elements of the Bard’s tale of love, identity and cross-dressing in this…

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Kashmere Stage Band

It’s hard to believe the Kashmere Stage Band began as a bunch of teenagers at high school band practice.

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Masi

A mostly wordless and non-linear production that relies on ethnographic, symbolic and magical imagery to convey its tale.

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Two exhibitions by Song Dong

Presented as part of the Sydney Festival, this artist’s evocative work explores the lasting impact of China’s Cultural Revolution on…

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