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A New Stage

  • Dance
  • First Nations

A bold change for our resident company Bangarra Dance Theatre begins in 2025. Australia’s beloved First Nations cultural and dance powerhouse is moving to the world-renowned Joan Sutherland Theatre at Sydney Opera House. After 20 years of captivating audiences in the Drama Theatre, Bangarra will now make fire in this grand space; an illuminating new chapter. To celebrate, we’ve collaborated with Bangarra to release a beautiful new film titled A New Stage.

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Ever wanted to watch a film and immediately grill the director?

  • Cinema

You’re probably used to watching films without the director in the room. Any praises, thoughts, or questions you have are left shared with whoever you’re with at the time. But imagine if you could question the actual director about their film right after watching it? Well, at Sydney Film Festival this year, you can. We’re screening a wide selection of films as part of the festival, and some come paired with a special director Q&A. Check out the directors you could meet below.

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Evolving Traditions: Your Guide to Utzon Music 2025

  • Classical Music

Like humans, music takes many forms, shaped by different landscapes, languages, ways of living and listening. Through every age, music and musicians have been border-crossers: melodies, instruments, players and chord progressions migrating and morphing in constant search of new forms, new listeners. Beloved traditions become the inspiration for fresh compositions, as reinvention and rebirth give cultures ongoing vitality.

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SFF: Once Upon A Time Michel Legrand (Il Était une Fois Michel Legrand)

Playhouse

8 Jun 2025

  • Cinema

The Oscar-winning composer and close collaborator of Jacques Demy is vividly evoked in never-before-seen archives and interviews with admirers and friends including Barbra Streisand.

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How Scott Silven found The Lost Things

  • Magic

Scott Silven is giving magic a makeover. Gone are the corny coin tricks and rabbits out of hats. Instead, he prefers to weave his shows around stories and emotions, connecting with his audience on a deeper level. In other words, he’s not really a “magician”. He’s a mentalist, illusionist and storyteller. Not to mention an incredibly charismatic Scotsman.

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Calamity Jane

Studio

14 Oct – 16 Nov 2025

  • Musical Theatre
  • Comedy
  • Theatre

Virginia Gay returns as the legendary frontierswoman in this stripped-back, rough-and-ready reimagining of the classic musical. Grab a drink and prepare to be immersed in the world of the Golden Garter Saloon.

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Kiasmos

Concert Hall

12 Jul 2025

  • Contemporary Music

Returning to Australia for the first time in 8 years, acclaimed Icelandic-Faroese electronic duo, Kiasmos bring their majestic beats and orchestral sounds to the Sydney Opera House.

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Spirit of collaboration inspires ground-breaking Vivid LIVE sails artwork

  • Vivid LIVE
  • Experiences
  • First Nations

“I think about Country when I am painting,” says Thelma Judson, one of the eight Martumili Artists who contributed to the original 5x3 metre acrylic work. “It’s important to look after the land for the kids, to pass on knowledge.”

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