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Some artists don’t just perform the work of others – they live it. Ursula Yovich Sings Nina Simone, presented as part of the Sydney Festival in its dying hours, is one of those rare performances where the line between tribute and personal testimony is drawn. What emerges is something richer, deeper and far more affecting
Shark attacks have given Sydney a reputation as a dangerous swimming city.
So it may surprise you to learn that Sydney remains one of the safest cities in the world to enjoy ocean swimming, provided you follow local advice and understand where shark nets are in place.
What do you get when you cross Riverdance, the phenomenon which brought Irish dance to the global stage, with Cirque du Soleil?The answer: Wake, a heady mix of dance, camp comedy, rock show and poetry that shows the world how to celebrate death. There is nothing quite like an Irish wake. It is a celebration
Opera Australia has opened a nine-week season of Turandot with a brand new production. Director Ann Yee has boldly broken the mould and gone for an almost-black and white set which showcases the story and the cast brilliantly. On until March 21, we recommend this for opera lovers and newbies.
Peter Lynch uncovers the ultimate Indigenous evening under the sails of the Sydney Opera House. A dance company of women performs traditional stories. A meal at an Indigenous restaurant completes the experience.
If you think a Stephen Sondheim revue is all clever lyrics, champagne wit and polished showbiz sophistication, Putting It Together will happily give you that — and then pull the rug out from under you.
Back to the Future will close prematurely on 25 Jan 2026, siting high costs and ticket sales as the reason.
As I was leaving Byblos Lebanese in Bondi after a long, joy-filled family dinner, co-owner Roger clasped my hand, looked me in the eye: “Call me anytime — you’re family now.”Anywhere else that might have seemed strange, every scary. But at Byblos Lebanese Cuisine in Bondi, it just seemed like friendly. Byblos is not just
If Sydney ever had a wonderland, it would be hidden behind the doors of the QT Sydney. And inside that wonderland? You’ll find QTea by Adriano Zumbo – a high tea experience that’s equal parts theatrical, delicious, and delightfully eccentric. I’ve had my fair share of teas across the city, but this one? This one’s
Our current edition of Sydney Travel Guide covers with a photograph of Diana Bondarenko, the spellbinding aerial artist and one of the stars of La Ronde, the latest Strut & Fret sensation that opened at The Grand Electric last week. Now that we’ve seen the show, we understand exactly why she made the cover. Diana,
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