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Following its hugely successful Australian premiere in 2021, the ground-breaking musical Hamilton will make its eagerly awaited return to Sydney this July. Hamilton is the cultural touchstone that seamlessly blends history with hip-hop, R&B, soul, pop and music theatre as it explores the story of America’s “Ten-dollar founding father” from being orphaned in the Caribbean,...

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You’ll love the songs – and the hilarious story! It’s a rollicking rock concert. A love story. A tale about the emancipation of women. Gay rights and coming out. Even the state of William Shakespeare’s marriage to Anne Hathaway (not happy, apparently). But the biggest revelation in this two-hour, toe-tapping, joyous high-energy marathon is the...

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The country comes to town when the biggest celebration of Australian culture, the Sydney Royal Easter Show, opens at Sydney Olympic Park next week. This year the show runs from March 22 to April 2. First held in 1823, the Sydney Royal Easter Show has since grown into a 21-day celebration with non-stop entertainment, animal...

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By Peter Lynch You’ll love the songs – and the hilarious story! The best way to describe & JULIET is a rollicking rock concert. A party from start to finish. A love story. A tale of female empowerment. It’s about second chances and love for everybody. But the biggest revelation of this two-hour, joyous expression...

Artist Kaylene Whiskey in front of her colourful art work that features black superheroes in a giant TV screen as part of Biennale of Sydney

Sydney will come alive in a burst of colour, movement and creative works with the 24th Biennale of Sydney, titled Ten Thousand Suns, at seven major locations across the harbour city.   This international art festival is the largest contemporary art event of its kind in Australia. It can be seen at Art Gallery of New...

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Ah, Sydney at night – when the sun fades into the skyline, the city turns into a spectacle of entertainment, nightlife, and culture. From the iconic Opera House to hidden laneway bars, busy markets, music venues, and exquisite dining hubs, Sydney offers an array of options that fit all tastes.  For locals and travellers alike...

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Hot Argentinian dance and drumming sensation Malevo are heading to the Sydney Opera House this month. The 17-strong all-male ensemble will be making their Australian debut, offering a contemporary take on the traditional Argentinian folkloric, Malambo; a folk dance originally performed by gauchos (the South American equivalent of cowboys) of the Pampas region.  Created by...

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