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Peter Lynch 
Rainbow crossings, Mardi Gras and a global reputation for inclusivity have helped cement Sydney as a queer capital. But the closure of the Divine Playhouse suggests the city’s commitment to LGBTQIA+ culture may not extend beyond the mainstream.
Executive Chef Bernard Fiemeyer, an acclaimed chef, is a Frenchman on a peculiar mission. He has set out to prove that American food can be good.
Jane Austen’s Pride & Prejudice is one of the most revered romantic novels in English literature. Could it possibly be turned in to a musical comedy? This production says “Yes” – and the result is side-splittingly good.
It’s been a bad month for Sydney’s vital theatre industry. Two cancellations have been announced thanks to the cost of living crisis and the high price of putting on shows.
Louder at the Sydney Opera House is a joyous mix of Bach and Backflips as a circus troupe performs with a classical orchestra.
Beetlejuice the musical’s run across Australia has been cancelled. The show’s season in Brisbane will stop on July 5, and seasons in Adelaide and Sydney have been axed. It is time the State Government examined the problems of this vital part of our tourism industry.
Vivid Sydney 2026 switched off its lights tonight after 23 nights of programming across the harbour city, with festival organisers Destination NSW pointing to a string of strong ticketing results as a signal of its success.
Once a most revolutionary show dealing with sex, drugs and politics, Hair is back. Is it still as shocking? Peter Lynch finds out.
In a city blessed with world-famous landmarks, Government House remains one of Sydney’s most underrated attractions.
Nearly six decades after it first burst onto Broadway in 1968, and 57 years after it shocked Sydney audiences with its Australian premiere, the rock musical Hair is returning to the Harbour City.
We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands where we work, live, and play. We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and acknowledge this always was and always will be Aboriginal land.
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