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5 things to do in Sydney this weekend

Romance, a seven-hour epic, a feminist hero and more are in Sydney this weekend.
6 Nov 2024 9:02
David Burton
A special art and romance event and much more is happening in Sydney this weekend.

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Luke Sales and Anna Plunkett are taking over the Museum of Contemporary Art this weekend. Photo: MCA Sydney.

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1. Celebrate romance for one night only

On Saturday night, The Museum of Contemporary Art will transform under the curation of Anna Plunkett and Luke Sales from Romance Was Born. This 18+ only event promises surprises, serenades and the best in contemporary art for a very special evening.

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David Burton

David Burton is a writer from Meanjin, Brisbane. David also works as a playwright, director and author. He is the playwright of over 30 professionally produced plays. He holds a Doctorate in the Creative Industries.

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