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After Chelsea Manning’s 2017 release from military prison, she became one of the world’s most prominent activists around areas of data privacy, surveillance, and trans politics. Meet one of the truly extraordinary changemakers at the height of her powers.
An immersive introduction to live classical music and storytelling created especially for young children.
Celebrate 45 years of The Sydney Opera House with an evening of talks, film and architecture.
Jørn Utzon is one of the best-known architects in the world, with a legacy that has influenced countless others.
In this exclusive event to mark the centenary of Utzon’s birth, a panel of renowned Danish architects come together to discuss how Utzon has affected their own practices.
As America’s best-known female newspaper columnist, Maureen Dowd has covered four presidential campaigns, and brings an astute take on contemporary American politics and its leaders.
The first of two programs in a Brahms mini-festival, conducted by David Robertson.
The homegrown queen of children’s entertainment, JUSTINE CLARKE, is getting ready to perform a show with her fans on the Silly Songs Tour.
Internationally acclaimed pianist YUNDI LI tends to attract hyperbolic headlines wherever he performs. In 2018, he will head to Australia & New Zealand for his first-ever concert tour in this October 2018.
Following her sold out show at the State Theatre, and five star run at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, the legendary Kitty Flanagan returns to Sydney for the ultimate encore performance.
One of the most ground-breaking MCs of the decade, Joseph Junior Adenuga aka Skepta makes his Sydney Opera House debut this September, the first grime artist ever to bring his signature bass-heavy bravado and menacing beats to the Concert Hall stage.
Verdi’s monumental, transcendent music makes Aida a perennial favourite. Immersive, impressive, intimate - this is the future of spectacle on stage. Get tickets now.
Inspired by true stories of repatriating stolen bones, this play is a sweeping family story that examines four generations of history in a rural Australian community.
An imaginative tribute to the horror movie genre, HORROR will draw you into a dark world of tragic family history using illusions, acrobatics and mime to create theatre magic that’ll make you shiver.
A genuinely funny classic political farce as absurd and paranoid as the times in which we live.
One of the most unique Australian voices to emerge this century, see Courtney Barnett tear up the Concert Hall with whiplash wit and a full band this August.
New Year's Eve at Portside Sydney is a once in a lifetime experience, where you can expect to walk in the door and your night is taken care of.