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Pay homage to an art form sometimes forgotten in a world full of texts and tweets.
Chief Conductor David Robertson conducts a program of 20th-century favourites, including Rachmaninoff's irresistible Second Piano Concerto.
Two decades after Eve Ensler's play radicalised how women think about their bodies, the activist and writer is still calling for revolution.
Introduce little comedy fans to Australia’s much loved and award-winning comedian in his first ever show for children!
This jet-black comedy is a feast of wicked laughs, piercing insults and revenge served cold.
From the producers of The Illusionists and Circus 1903 comes a brand new blockbuster. Get tickets for The Unbelievables now.
Australia Piano Quartet returns to the Utzon Room this August with program of beautiful classics.
“The Show Goes On” is a truism that embodies all the drama, glamour and star power of the world’s greatest divas. From Bassey to Streisand and more. Bernadette Robinson brings to life their songs, their moods, exploring and celebrating the singers adored by the public over the last 75 years
This program explores some of the masterpieces of the piano trio repertoire, composed by three of the most beloved Czech composers; Dvorak, Suk and Smetana.
Sydney Opera House’s northern bars will be turned into a hub of effortless enjoyment for this year’s Just For Laughs festival.
Scotland The Brave is the smash hit celebration of the best of traditional Scottish music, song, and dance.
Since Luke McGregor’s break through 2014 stand up show I Worry That I Worry Too Much, things have improved out of sight for Australia’s favourite awkward, obsessive compulsive comedian.
A genre-defying reimagining of the classic tale Swan Lake. Direct from its critically acclaimed season at Sadler’s Wells and sold out performances throughout Europe.
An essential session about identity and the power of storytelling with writer, trans activist Janet Mock.
As one of the most sought after comedians and actors in the industry, Joel McHale has starred in the beloved television sitcom, Community, and also brought his biting commentary to mass audiences during his 12 years of hosting The Soup.
An urgent, playful, participatory theatre experience that forces us to confront our best and worst selves. How do you want to spend the money?