Soul of Sydney Frankie Knuckles Tribute

Get on the soul train for Soul of Sydney’s Frankie Knuckles tribute jam. An afternoon of feel good Funk, Disco 90’s House & Garage vibes. Join us for a tribute dance to sounds that shaped the FRANKIE KNUCKLES era from Disco, Garage & House sounds of Chicago & NY & a touch of GOSPEL HOUSE goodness. Music by SOUL […]

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Review: Ann Yee’s production of Turandot

Thursday 15 January 2026 Sydney Opera House Joan Sutherland Theatre Opera Australia Review by Paul Neeson (Arts Wednesday) Puccini wrote Madama Butterfly (1904) and Turandot (1924) at the height of Western fascination with the Orient. Artists and musicians were creating works that portrayed a stereotypical western view of the exotic cultures of the Orient, in […]

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Review: Duck Pond

Saturday 10 January 2026 Sydney Opera House CIRCA Photos by Daniel Boud Circa is one of the world’s leading touring circus ensembles based in Brisbane. They generally tour three shows internationally at one time and the current show Duck Pond has been travelling the globe since 2023. Lead by Yaron Lifschitz, they stay true to […]

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Review: Madama Butterfly

Thursday 8 January 2026 Sydney Opera House Joan Sutherland Theatre Opera Australia  Photography: Keith Saunders Revival and Movement Director, Matthew Barclay, brought together an incredibly talented team of creatives to reproduce Moffat Oxenbould’s 1997 award winning production of Madama Butterfly for Opera Australia’s 2026 season. The casting of Guanqun Yu as the impressionable and innocent […]

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Local Business – Get Help Global & Challenge Addiction

Get Help Global is a drug and alcohol addiction centre dedicated to complete recovery and overall well-being. We provide mobile rehabilitation service thats brings professional support directly to your door. Your well-being is our goal. Our Mission At the heart of our work is a simple but powerful belief: recovery is possible for anyone, anywhere. We […]

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Con Open Academy Summer Term

Could 2026 be the year you kick start your musical journey? The Open Academy is now taking enrolments for our Term 1 short course program, so what are you waiting for! Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced musician, we’ve got something for everyone. Explore blues guitar, jazz and soul ensembles, songwriting, piano classes, and […]

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Review: A Chinese Christmas

16 December 2025 KXT Theatre on Broadway  FooFrame Productions with bAKEHOUSE Theatre Co Review by Paul Neeson (Arts Wednesday) Photography by Robert Miniter A Chinese Christmas started life in the mind of Trent Foo as a love letter to his grandma. He wrote and stars in the play that is a delightful tale of family, […]

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Review: corto.alto – Live at Oxford Art Factory

Mercury Prize winning Liam Shortall is a Scottish multi-instrumentalist, producer, composer and performer, professionally known as corto.alto. Mr. Shortall recently blessed Sydney with his first-ever Australian tour and what a treat it was. The energy at the show was palpable. The composer’s music is an eclectic blend of soul, funk, electronica and hip-hop, all filtered […]

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Starting Work Experience at Eastside Radio

Matthew’s First Day of Work Experience My name is Matthew, and I’m a Year 10 student at Dulwich High School of Visual Arts and Design. My interests and hobbies include writing, watching movies, as well as listening to and playing music. I’ve chosen to spend my first week of work experience at Eastside Radio due […]

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Review: Romeo & Juliet, Bell Shakespeare

20 November 2025 Playhouse Theatre, Sydney Opera House Review by Paul Neeson (Arts Wednesday) Photos by Brett Boardman Written over 400 years ago, Romeo and Juliet has permeated our culture in ballet, pop music, art, film and literature. And this is due to Shakespeare’s genius in portraying the human condition with timeless acuity in a […]

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Review: Euan Macleod

Glacier. S. H. Ervin Gallery.  I8 November – 14 December. Then & Now. King Street Gallery on William. 18 November – 13 December  Review by Anthony Frater. Arts Wednesday. There are two exhibitions on now at different galleries featuring the work of one this country’s most gifted painters in the Romantic style; actually he isn’t […]

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