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Sydney festival 2017

January 2017

  • Stephanie Convery

    Worth the hype: The Encounter is more than just an aural masterpiece

    Stephanie Convery
  • Nude dancers at AGNSW

    'Just don't stare': a night of nudity and dancing at the art gallery

  • A scene from Tomboy Survival Guide by Ivan Coyote

    I'm a trans artist – why am I expected to be an activist and educator too?

    Ivan Coyote
  • Sydney Festival 2017, Jacob Boehme’s Blood On The Dancefloor

    Sydney festival's strong Indigenous program is heartening and unflinching

  • Why Sydney festival's wooing of the west points to the future of the arts

  • Sydney festival revives the senses with a focus on immersive experiences

  • 1967: Music in the Key of Yes review – an impassioned retrospective on Indigenous rights

  • Sydney festival's Circus City delights and astounds

  • Briefs: The Second Coming review – a very adult evening of flamboyant fun

  • Another Day in Paradise review – a raw, emotional insight into Bali Nine artist's life on death row

  • Another Day in Paradise: Bali Nine member Myuran Sukumaran's art – in pictures

  • The Season review – family comedy gives wing to some spirited performances

  • The death row inmates who turn to art: ‘We should be willing to listen to what they have to say'

  • Ben Quilty on Myuran Sukumaran's exhibition of portraits from death row – video

  • Measure for Measure review – Russians add layers to Shakespeare's problem play

  • Vernon Ah Kee review – racism and politics dominate show that should not be dismissed

  • Ladies in Black review: a light show, but full of evolving feeling

  • Giant adult ball pit beach comes to Sydney festival – video

  • Patricia Cornelius is a courageous Australian playwright – why is she so neglected?

    Wesley Enoch

December 2016

  • Kelton Pell and Luke Carroll in rehearsal for The Season

    ‘I wanted something to celebrate’: Indigenous playwright tackles tradition in The Season

    Nathan Maynard’s comedy about family dynamics and the ancient practice of muttonbirding is delightfully funny
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