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Sydney festival 2018

January 2018

  • Alanna Mitchell

    Sea Sick: can a science journalist save the world through the power of theatre?

  • Gotye presents A Tribute to Jean-Jacques Perrey, on the ondioline, at Mona Foma in Launceston, Tasmania

    'A relic of long-gone possibility': how Gotye fell in love with a rare, forgotten synth

  • Lisa Reihana’s In Pursuit of Venus, installed at Venice Biennale.

    Lisa Reihana’s Cinemania – exquisite immersive experience is a must-see

  • The Wooster Group’s The Town Hall Affair

    The Town Hall Affair review – fragmented feminism and a many-headed Norman Mailer

  • My Name is Jimi review – Jimi Bani welcomes us to his tribe in rare gift of a show

  • An Evening with Germaine Greer review – hour-long ramble misses the #metoo moment

  • Riot review – Dublin drag star leads disparate mix of poetry and politics

  • You Animal, You review – Force Majeure's new work a gladiatorial dance contest with no clear objective

  • How I fell in love with ...
    How I fell in love with the Go-Betweens

    Pádraig Collins

  • The Town Hall Affair reopens raucous 1971 debate and touches a nerve in the era of #metoo

  • Cultural revelation
    How the Ramones took me to rock’n’roll high school

    Rhys Chatham

October 2017

  • Hiroshi Fuji’s Jurassic Plastic

    Sydney festival 2018: Tree of Codes, Randy Rainbow and 100,000 toys lead lineup

    Crowd-pleasing program heavy on circus and cabaret – along with breathtaking puppetry and brave Indigenous works

August 2017

  • Nanna Bech of underwater orchestra Aquasonic, which is coming to Sydney for Sydney festival 2018

    'Singing underwater is really something else': how to make a submerged symphony – video

    Danish avant-garde ensemble Between Music brings their ethereal underwater concert Aquasonic to Australia for the Sydney festival
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