Sydney Opera House Archives

It has been confirmed that Simon Burke will host the 12th annual Helpmann Award Ceremony this year and with less

Aida – She came, she saw, she conquered

Opera audiences know what’s coming when they book tickets for Aida – big love story, big cast, big singing and

Despite being composed almost 100 years ago, Die tote Stadt has never before been performed in Australia. Despite being composed almost

There is a point at the very start of the play when Jack Thompson as First Voice in Under Milk

Don’t get me wrong, I love political theatre that is controversial and thought provoking but sometimes it is nice to

Macbeth – “The Scottish Play” – is famously believed to be cursed. According to theatre lore, the witches’ incantation in

As is the case on most sunny Sydney evenings, on the opening night of Cosi Fan Tutte, a young bride and groom

It goes without saying that Benedict Andrews’ Marriage of Figaro is not one for the Mozart purists. But I’ll say

Midsummer (a play with songs) is exactly what contemporary theatre needs: a funny, fresh and gently joyous romantic play (with