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Stream

Take your virtual front row seat on Stream. Watch livestreams of new performances, highlights from the multi-genre archive, presentations by local and international performing arts companies, and original content created exclusively for the platform.

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Read

Read through articles and stories from the Opera House. Discover the history and community of our iconic building, learn more about the productions that take over our stages and get to know the people that make the Opera House tick.

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Listen

Turn up the volume and listen to podcasts and playlists produced by the Opera House. Listen to ideas from the world's greatest minds, get inspired by your favourite artist's playlists and more.

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Films, stories, podcasts and playlists

Marlon Williams

Bringing together country, bluegrass, folk and pop with his irresistibly charming voice, New Zealand singer-songwriter Marlon Williams performed music from his new Māori language album in his long-awaited return to the Sydney Opera House.

  • On-demand
  • Contemporary Music
  • Vivid LIVE
  • Free
Marlon Williams on stage holding a guitar in a grey suit with several backing singers.

Cameron Winter

Cameron Winter, frontman of New York rock band Geese, performed in the Concert Hall in February 2026 as part of his debut Australian tour.

  • On-demand
  • Contemporary Music
  • Free
  • Indie
Cameron Winter sits at a grand piano.

All About Women 2026

Watch a selection of three talks from All About Women , the Sydney Opera House’s festival of ideas about gender, culture and equality, held annually in the week of International Women’s Day. Enormously successful and celebrated, it is filled with buzzy, inspiring and agenda-setting conversations.

  • On-demand
  • Talks and Ideas
  • all about women
  • Free

Pavements tells the truth by telling a bunch of lies

There’s no “story” to Pavement as a band, really, other than a very brief bit of tension with the Smashing Pumpkins. Nor is their music overly primed for analysis: a song like ‘Cut Your Hair’ isn’t about anything more than the textural pleasures of its scuzzed-out guitar riffs, and choruses that go off like car bombs. What does it all mean? Well, is it a cop-out to say both everything, and absolutely nothing at all?

  • Article
  • Cinema
The band Pavement in black and white

Shanghai Symphony Orchestra

Maestro Long Yu conducted the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra in a thrilling concert featuring cellist Jian Wang in the Concert Hall.

  • On-demand
  • Classical Music
  • Free
The Shanghai Symphony Orchestra plays in the Sydney Opera House Concert Hall

Ideas at the House

Talks and conversations from the Sydney Opera House featuring the world’s greatest minds and culture creators.

  • Podcast
Two people sit in chairs in front of the Concert Hall audience