Expired Events in Sydney

La Haine is a 1995 French black-and-white drama film written- co-edited- and directed by Mathieu Kassovitz.When a young Arab is arrested and beaten unconscious by police- a riot erupts in the notoriously violent suburbs outside of Paris. Three of the victim's peers- Vinz (Vincent Cassel)- Said (Said Taghmaoui) and Hubert (Hubert Kounde)- wander aimlessly about their home turf in the aftermath of the violence as they try to come to grips with their outrage over the brutal incident.After one of the men finds a police officer's discarded weapon- their night seems poised to take a bleak turn.Covid-19 safety measures here

If you are you looking for ways to encourage teamwork at your company- feel like your business meetings lack energy and direction and love playing with blocks then this is the event for you. Join LEGO® Serious Play® master Michael Fearne as he demonstrates how PLAY can jumpstart your team. LEGO® Serious Play®- a methodology to bridge and harvest an organisation's collective intelligence to solve problems and improve decision-making- actively engages every participant and embraces a 'leaning forward' approach where everybody contributes. The bricks are used as a medium to build and to express complex ideas through storytelling and metaphors.It unleashes creative energies- modes of thought and ways of seeing that most adults have forgotten they even possessed. Dare to play!

Fight the fear and learn how comedians make one of the scariest pursuits look so effortless. Equip yourself with the tools required to crack up your audience- experiment with styles and techniques and discover the tricks and secrets behind the performance to transform yourself to be the funniest you can be. You will write your own material and learn how to deliver it.This online course will have a stronger focus on writing- developing material- experimenting with styles and discovering your voice. Students will be encouraged to also make time for writing in their own time to get the most from their class experience. Classes will consist of online meetings where we can do live exercises- learn about new comedy styles- and share material at our digital open mic.Marcel Blanch- de Wilt is a stand-up comedian and improviser. In 2011 he entered the world of stand-up comedy and was nominated for Best Newcomer at the Adelaide Comedy Awards- as well as winning a place in the state finals of the Raw Comedy Competition. He has produced four stand-up shows and performed at the Melbourne Comedy Festival- Sydney Comedy Festival- Sydney Fringe and Bondi Feast. Marcel is a regular MC and has hosted some of the best comedy shows across Adelaide- Sydney- Perth and Melbourne. He has performed in Hobart- Perth- Newcastle- Wollongong- Canberra- London- Wellington and Chicago. He has supported such names as Dilruk Jayasinha- Dave Hughes- Celia Pacquola- Claire Hooper and more.

Sundown Sketch Club is moving online. Unearth your creative potential in these interactive online drawing classes guided by MCA artist educators. Experiment with approaches to mark-making and be led through a series of exercises- all from the comfort of your home.Suitable for any experience level- for ages 18+.What to expectEach class will focus on a specific theme where you will be guided to reimagine objects from your home.Wednesday 4 November: Light and shadowsWednesday 2 December: Negative space and the voidWhat you needPaper and drawing materials are essential. Nothing fancy is required- use whatever you have available! Feel free to pour yourself a drink during the class (BYO as well).Ticket informationThis event will take place on Zoom- and participants will be asked to have their cameras on throughout the class. The event link will be emailed to all participants 1-3 days prior.Duo ticket optionDo you live with someone who would also like to join the class? We've created a special duo ticket offer for a partner- housemate or family member to collaborate with you in this workshop- using the same account log-in.

For the first time in its fabled 40-year history- the showpiece State of Origin series is taking place at the end of the season due to the effects of COVID-19.NSW vs QLDGame IWednesday 4th November 2020- Adelaide Oval at 8.10pmGame IIWednesday 11th November 2020- ANZ Stadium at 8.10pmGame IIIWednesday 18th November 2020- Suncorp Stadium at 8.10pmJoin City Tattersalls Club in Lime Bar & Bistro for half price drinks until the first try in the second half.Or Grab a Tooheys NEW for your chance to WIN.*Please drink responsibly.** Not available in conjunction with any other offer.COVID-19 Plan available upon request from Customer Service Desk at the entrance to the Clubhouse.

Feel like an island princess for a day!In this course you will learn an 'aparima himene style choreography- 'aparima means mimic of the hands and himene means song or lyric. Let the rhythm of the ukulele transport you the magical island of Tahiti while you learn about their culture and way of life.To finalise the course- we will have a day at the beach where you will be able to learn how to make a flower crown and perform the choreography for a dance video.Covid-18 safe guidelines:In order to keep physical distancing and hygiene principles to protect the community from the spread of Covid-19- spots are limited for the workshop and registration is mandatory.Please bring you own towel and water bottle.You will be asked to wash your hands or use hand sanitiser at the entrance.

David Carment discusses the adventurous and dangerous flight of 'Waltzing Matilda'- a converted Halifax bomber that reached Sydney from Britain in June 1946. On board were men- women and children who all wished to travel to Australia as quickly as possible at a time when commercial transportation links for civilians were almost non-existent. It was perhaps the most unusual flight made along the Britain-Australia air highway.About the speakerDavid Carment AM is Emeritus Professor of History at Charles Darwin University- an Australian Dictionary of Biography Editorial Fellow at the Australian National University and the author of many historical publications. Active over a long period in community history organisations- he is a former President of the RAHS.

Our wax carving masterclass will introduce you to the jewellery making technique and a glimpse into the process of 'lost wax casting'.In this course- you will learn to carve two wax rings and have them cast professionally. Our Wax Carving Masterclass will set you up with the skills to continue this process of making at home.Covid-safe measuresDue to social distancing regulations we are limited to allow 4 persons max in each of our classes. Priority will be given to students already enrolled in prior to lock-downs and class allocation will then be first in- best dressed basis. Schedules and classes have changed slightly. So please take the time to look through the class options and schedules below. Please email with 2 options if there more than one day to choose from.It's important that all students wear COVID Safe face masks during classes when possible and have their own workshop apron. We ask that you remain home if you are unwell or- if in the last 14 days- you have experienced cold or flu symptoms- have returned from overseas or have been to or had contact with someone from a COVID hotspot.

For anyone with an interest in developing their acting skills- ACA have also just announced a suite of online masterclasses- taught by some of the world's leading film and theatre creatives.Writing For Film and Theatre with Joanna Murray-Smith provides personal interaction and personalised feedback- in-class writing exercises- planning a personal writing project- the writing of one or more scenes and a broad examination of the key aspects of the form: character- structure- story and dialogue.Taking place this September to November- the online masterclasses will provide participants with- industry knowledge and practical tools to take their abilities to the next level. For more information on the Masterclasses head to