Sydney Festival Archives

Thousands of Sydneysiders gathered at Barangaroo Reserve on Saturday night for an evening of music, poetry and reflection on the

Sydney Festival unleashes its 2020 program

Set to engage minds, stir souls and transform the city, Sydney Festival today announces its blockbuster 2020 program – inviting audiences to discover

Good children’s stories usually have deeper meaning beneath the surface. Often our favourite childhood tales contain messages for bigger issues.

Wind is attempting to commit suicide with a plastic bag over his head. It’s a shock laced with black humour;

In 1969, National Geographic photographer Loren McIntyre became lost in the depths of Brazil’s remote Javari Valley and found himself

For some, seeing Shakespeare in English is complicated enough. For the crowd that packed into the Roslyn Packer theatre on

Every minute of Prize Fighter, the acclaimed playwrighting debut by Future D. Fidel, is essential. At only 65 minutes in

Ladies in Black means well. A new Australian musical based on Madeleine St John’s novel Women in Black, it carries

Marrugeku’s Cut the Sky is an inventive mélange of dance, song, and poetry fuelled by pain and anger. It’s a