‘More Christmas trees than ever’: City of Sydney gets festive
Light displays, decorations, music and more Christmas trees than ever feature in this year’s City of Sydney Christmas celebrations.
Month: November 2020
‘Best Vegan Restaurant’ is a big call to live up to
Bodhi Restaurant Bar recently won ‘Best Vegan Restaurant’ in the Nourish Vegan Awards. Does it live up to the hype?
Should actors play roles outside their demographic?
In the wake of the Hedwig and the Angry Inch casting controversy, Gary Nunn investigates the issue of actors playing roles outside their demographic.
Who doesn’t love Candy?
Sydney artist Guy James Whitworth recalls the late Candy Royalle, as he starts work on a portrait of the renowned poet, performer and activist.
Sunny Grace on finishing her short film, Charging
Sunny Grace’s new film, Charging, will premiere this Saturday as part of the AACTA Screen Fest.
We need power ballads more than ever – and Casey Donovan is going to provide
Casey Donovan talks to the Sentinel about her power ballad plan to banish the Covid blues.
Dyan Tai on performance, representation and their stunning new single, ‘Freedom’
Dyan Tai opens up to the Sentinel about ‘Freedom’, community and the intricacies of creating multi-faceted art.
‘Big Dipper’ to return in Luna Park refurbishment
The controversial ‘Big Dipper’ will return to Sydney’s Luna Park after a 24-year absence.
Group sex and pandemics: an enduring duo
Throughout history, bacchanalia and pandemics have gone hand in hand – and so it is in Sydney in 2020.
Eff ’n’ ell … what a show!
The chains are coming off, and the artists are alive and kicking, for the one of the first live theatre acts of 2021.
Just the tonic you need
Christmas Gin Palooza celebrates this versatile white spirit and invites you to do the same.
The queers who are redefining Sydney’s skateboard scene
Skateboarding has been dominated by straight, cisgender men since its inception in the 1950s – but that’s all changing, thanks to a new generation of skateboarders.
Japanese Film Festival shines its light for free
The Japanese Film Festival will be taking a new form this year, due to Covid-19 and advances in streaming technologies.
New Sydney CBD cycleway proposed
The City of Sydney Council has proposed a new 1.7km two-way cycle path for the CBD, along Oxford, Liverpool and College Streets.
SALON78 returns to showcase the oral history of early LGBTQI movements
The SALON78 forum is returning for its third year to collect oral histories and enshrine the work of our early LGBTQI activists.