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With over 40 shows, gigs, concerts, talks and tours each week, there is something for everyone. Use the Calendar & Filter button to filter all Sydney Opera House events by date, genre and venue.
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As a teenager, Yeonmi Park fled with her mother across the North Korean border. Now she resists the regime by sharing her remarkable story.
Join FBi Radio Managing Director and local music lover Clare Holland in fighting the culture war that's targeting Sydney's young audiences.
S-Town's rich and thoughtful story telling has captured the attention of audiences from around the world. Join the host and co-creator, Brian Reed, for an indepth discussion about the groundbreaking podcast.
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Bangarra presents "an extraordinarily powerful work, a benchmark in Australian dance creativity" at the Sydney Opera House. Get tickets now.
New daily sunset sails lighting explores ancient First Nations stories.
It's music at its most sensual and enticing in this program of Ravel.
Young, effortless, and talented. Canadian violinist Karen Gomyo performs a cosmopolitan program including Vivaldi, Ravel, Takemitsu and more. Part of the Utzon Music Series.
An international film festival for kids, featuring the best international and local shorts, animations, documentaries and amazingly, child-produced films.
The Performance features choirs, an orchestra and dance ensembles from both China and Australia. This musical performance contains beautiful melodies that celebrate the color of culture.
Join us for Winter Eats at Sydney Opera House. Monday to Friday $30 lunch and wine offers coupled with the most incredible view - the best way to escape the winter blues.
“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
Experience all the hilarity of James Valentine’s Afternoon radio program on ABC Radio Sydney – but after dark!* And in a theatre.
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.
Experience the romance of Duke Ellington and Ella Fitzgerald’s songs; the dark soul of Tim Hansen’s new song cycle; and the passion of Chopin’s piano.
The pain of loss, the wonder of life, and the sheer terror of death in concert.
Dr Lobsang Sangay, democratically elected leader of the Central Tibetan Administration, addresses challenges for Tibet in the 21st Century.