Expired Events in Sydney

The Half-Life of Marie Curie tells the true story of two remarkable women devoted to scientific and social change.

Merrigong Theatre Company presents Verity Laughton's smash-hit stage adaptation of Australian author Pip Williams' award-winning New York Times bestseller, The Dictionary of Lost Words.

Like a high-energy dress-up party, The Trojan War combines classical mythology with modern absurdity in a style reminiscent of Monty Python meets The Mighty Boosh. The result? A hilarious and frenzied theatrical experience.

What happens when attraction and desire meet the complexities of communication and consent? Yes Yes Yes is a thought-provoking theatrical experience explicitly crafted for young adults, coming to Riverside Theatres on 27th May.

Three generations of women. The Italian-Australian experience. A tale of Sydney. A much-loved modern classic novel, a ground-breaking film, and now returning to the stage at Riverside Theatres from the 11th to 15th June, a simply great night out.

The Children's International Film Festival (CHIFF) is back this winter holidays from 7 June to 20 July, bringing 23 joyful titles across Sydney and Melbourne for kids and families, including 19 Australian premieres and two classics from Tim Burton an

I aspire to evoke a profound sensory response that captures the essence of being immersed in the landscape.

Belvoir presents a gripping adaptation of Australian literary icon Helen Garner's award-winning novel The Spare Room, starring Aussie screen legend Judy Davis in her first on-stage role in almost 15 years.

Australia's leading Indigenous performing arts company, Bangarra Dance Theatre, will present the world premiere of their first-ever visual arts collaboration, Illume, an exciting new presentation from Mirning woman and Bangarra artistic director, Fra