Tag: Drama

With his trademark wit and sharp observations- David Williamson exposes the abrasive personalities of revered scientific...

Operantics presents The Marriage of Figaro- an abridged concert performance of one of Mozart's most loved operas.The Mar...

Fresh from their critically acclaimed production of Blue Christmas at KXT- New Ghosts Theatre Company brings Artistic Di...

The Big Bike Film Night is on a mission to share the best cycling short films from around the world.Showcasing our 2020 ...

Flemington Racecourse is the best-known and oldest continuing metropolitan racecourse in Australia. A National Heritage-...

The Comedy Theatre doesn't just stage great comedy shows - the historic 1928 theatre also hosts musicals and drama- with...

Showcasing a kaleidoscopic selection of films from Korea's booming film industryThe Korean Film Festival in Australia (KOFFIA) returns for its 11th year presenting a dynamic and FREE virtual program of cinematic gems to audiences across Australia.Showcasing a kaleidoscopic selection of films direct from Korea's booming film industry - Hallyuwood- the program will feature the very best in contemporary Korean cinema.Presented by the Korean Cultural Centre Australia- the 2020 Festival will screen 18 feature films to audiences across Australia. From the compelling true story behind a Korean President's assassination to an award-winning drama based off a ground-breaking feminist bestseller- the Festival showcases an eclectic program from Korea's pre-eminent filmmakers.KOFFIA is a cinematic experience for people of all tastes- ages and cultural backgrounds. Every film presented at the Festival screens with English subtitles. Films will be available at a scheduled time and streaming is available up to 30 minutes after the scheduled time.

The 2020 edition of Polish Film Festival Sydney presents a range of contemporary and award-winning works from renowned and up and coming Polish filmmakers.The Festival opens with one of the most expensive Polish film productions of all time. THE LEGIONS by Dariusz Gajewski is an epic history drama that follows a love triangle set against the backdrop of the heroic struggle of Polish Legions to win independence from Tsarist Russia.Closing the Festival is the Australian premiere of CHARLATAN- a fascinating biographical drama by three time Oscar nominee Agnieszka Holland (Mr.Jones- Spoor- Europa Europa) of an exceptional Czech healer who cured thousands with plant-based remedies.Another highlight of the programme is the all-star VALLEY OF THE GODS from visionary director Lech Majewski- starring John Malkovich- Josh Harnett (Black Hawk Down)- Berenice Marlohe (Skyfall)- Keir Dullea (2001: A Space Odyssey) and John Rhys-Davies (Lord of the Rings trilogy). A cross between fantasy and sci-fi takes the viewers on a surreal journey between three interweaving stories to illustrate the clash between traditions of ancient civilizations and the modern high-tech world of the super rich.Brimming with jazz ICARUS. THE LEGEND OF MIETEK KOSZ by Maciej Pieprzyca (Life Feels Good) is a moving drama inspired by the true story of blind piano prodigy Mietek Kosz- starring the brilliant Dawid Ogrodnik with music by one of the most acclaimed Polish jazz pianists and music composers- Leszek Mozdzer.Also screening this year are two feature debuts from female directors. THE TASTE OF PHO by Japan born and Poland based Mariko Bobrik is a warm story of a Vietnamese cook living in Warsaw and struggling to fit into the European culture- which his ten year old daughter has already embraced as her own. THE IRON BRIDGE by Monika Jordan-Mlodzianowska is a dramatic story about a love triangle set in a Silesian mining community.For our younger audience we have THE DAY OF CHOCOLATE- a delightful adaptation of the award-winning book by Anna Onichimowska under the same title- about the adventures of Monika and Dawid. Fans of thrillers will enjoy SERVANTS OF WAR by Mariusz Gawrys.Full Programme of the 2020 Polish Film Festival SydneyTHE LEGIONS (Legiony) - Sunday 25 October 6:00pmTHE TASTE OF PHO (Smak pho) - Wednesday 28 October 7.00pmTHE IRON BRIDGE (Żelazny Most) - Friday 30 October 7:00pmICARUS. THE LEGEND OF MIETEK KOSZ (Ikar. Legenda Mietka Kosza) - Saturday 31 October 7:00pmTHE DAY OF CHOCOLATE (Dzien Czekolady) - Sunday 1 November 3:00pmSERVANTS OF WAR (Slugi wojny) - Friday 6 November 7.00pmVALLEY OF THE GODS (Dolina Bogow) - Saturday 7 November 7:00pmCHARLATAN (Szarlatan) - Sunday 8 November 6.00pmThe 2020 PFF Sydney is organised with a Covid Safety Plan in place and appropriate measures are taken to ensure the Festival is as safe as possible. Occupancy limits and social distancing will apply in every auditorium and throughout the foyer areas of the venue to follow requirements introduced by NSW government.

A dramatic presentation of the earliest surviving music drama by 12th-century Abbess- visionary- and natural philosopher- Hildegard of Bingen.One of the earliest-named composers in Western musical history and outspoken in her dealings with princes and popes in mediaeval Europe- Abbess Hildegard of Bingen created the earliest-known opera or music drama- Ordo Virtutum- for the female inmates of her Abbey at Rupertsberg. The Song Company presents a semi-staged performance - directed by Leonie Cambage - of Hildegard's story of the internal struggle of a Soul battling for her mental well-being with seventeen Virtues on one side and the Devil on the other...