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Penrith Regional Gallery, Home of the Lewers Bequest

Spot the Difference

What’s the difference between fact and fiction? Can you spot the difference?

The exterior of an old two-storey sandstone building on a campus with trees around it. National Arts School.
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What do art schools teach? How to be yourself

Artist and educator Akala Newman says that, while teaching at the National Art School, she has seen students grow their…

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Eight musicians on stage at the Second Iranian Music Festival.
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Music review: Dela Ensemble, Second Iranian Music Festival

This troupe aims to introduce traditional Iranian music to a wider audience.

Performances & Gigs

Sydney Dance Company

Sydney Dance Company and Carriageworks present New Breed

Discover the new breed of Australian Dance.

A scene from the STC season of 'Golden Blood'. Photo: Prudence Upton. Two Asian-Australian actors, a young woman and a young man, kneel on an orange-lot stage.
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Theatre review: Golden Blood, Wharf Theatre

Sydney Theatre Company presents Merlynn Tong's acclaimed Griffin Theatre production.

A man is standing beside a black and white painting of a racing greyhounds.
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Exhibition review: Tommy Carman: Well Heeled, Mega

Tommy Carman's paintings riff on a mix of photorealism and the abstract.

A black and white shot of the exterior of theatre in the 1960s with people in front of it using a pedestrian crossing. The Footbridge Theatre.
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Sydney’s beloved Footbridge Theatre is making a grand return

The theatre launched some of our biggest stars and is reopening after nearly 20 years, writes Laura Ginters.

'A Modern Murder' at Sydney Festival is sure to be a 2025 program highlight. A blonde woman in a short-sleeved red dress and red hat smiles flirtatiously from the dock in an old-fashioned courtroom. A swarm of photographers and radio-men crowd around her.
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From true crime to post-colonialism: Sydney Festival launches its 2025 season

Olivia Ansell’s final Sydney Festival as Director grapples with big questions and has factored the cost of living crisis into…

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