Sydney Comedy Festival kicks off: laughing at a year of misfortune relieves tension and creates abs
Covid-19 and its associated disruptions provided a rich mine for material at the Sydney Comedy Festival Gala at the State Theatre.
Month: April 2021
Spat at, sneezed on and told to go ‘home’: how racism against Asian Australians has escalated
Asian Australians are experiencing an upsurge in racism, with bigots emboldened by Covid-19 and Australia’s deteriorating relationship with China.
Taking cancel culture to extremes?
The Sentinel speaks with theatre director Shari Sebbens about her funny yet scathing play, Seven Methods of Killing Kylie Jenner.
Mardi Gras grant partnerships deliver $1.3 million to LGBTQI+ groups
The Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras has provided almost $1.3 million in grants to support LGBTQI+ community groups, including $248,000 this year alone, the organisation has announced.
Dog Trumpet’s ‘Walk to the Moon’ shimmers with atmosphere
Each week, John Moyle brings you the best examples of recent Australian songs and music videos. This week: Dog Trumpet’s ‘Walk to the Moon’.
Christine Ibrahim flies her freak flag
The Sentinel meets Christine Ibrahim and her adults only playground of circus, cabaret, burlesque and erotica.
Randwick Council catches the bikeway bug
Randwick City Council has opened a new pop-up cycleway and is planning several new permanent bike paths.
Vivid Sydney announces 2021 dates, new festival director
Sydney’s annual festival of light, music and ideas has announced its 2021 dates and a new festival director.
Phelps slams council over Surry Hills tree removal
City of Sydney Councillor Dr Kerryn Phelps has criticised the council over the removal of 60 trees at Surry Hills.
Mel Ree: Revolution Renegade
Sydney actor, dancer, poet and powerhouse Mel Ree tells the Sentinel all about her spoken word night, Revolution Renegade.