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  • Conserving and celebrating our heritage

    We are transforming the building for future generations while respecting and preserving the very features that make it unique.

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  • Accessible performances

    Find out about upcoming accessible performances at the Sydney Opera House.

  • Judy Cassab at the Joan Sutherland Theatre

    Judy Cassab, born in Vienna in 1920, migrated after the war to Sydney, where she became an artist of singular talent and vision.

  • Play Award

    Nominate your school! The Sydney Opera House Play Award is an annual award for a school, learning program, class or an individual student or teacher, who has made a remarkable and ongoing contribution to ‘play in learning’ with demonstrated positive impacts.

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  • Community

    Read more about Community at the Opera house.

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  • Annabel Crabb on Australia’s parenthood trap

    Following Annabel Crabb’s live talk at the Opera House, read an extract from her Quarterly Essay ‘Men at Work: Australia’s Parenthood Trap’.

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  • Why your next computer may be a lab-grown brain

    We interview Dr Brett Kagan, Chief Scientific Officer at Cortical Labs, a Melbourne-based biological computing startup trying to revolutionise the AI industry by replacing current computer chip technology with biological alternatives, offering far more processing power for significantly less energy usage.

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    Yellow purple and red cortical cells spread out against a dark background grown by Cortical Labs Melbourne

  • Three moves in the right direction

    Thinking about how we eat can help fix our food system.

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  • How Mexico, Iran and China shaped Utzon’s Opera House

    In April 2018, the Utzon Center presented Horisont: an evocative exhibition in celebration of Jørn Utzon AC and the poetic, humane layers of his life’s work coloured by his immersive travel studies of foreign landscapes, people and cultures.

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  • A career in sails: Leonie Bell

    Leonie Bell started her career at the Sydney Opera House as a chef-apprentice for Bennelong Restaurant when she was 15 years old. Three years later she was in prime position to experience Sydney's first-ever, world-famous New Year’s Eve fireworks show. Now part of the Front of House team 45 years later, Leonie shares a kitchen secret or two what it was like working in the lead up to that faithful night in 1976.

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