The Wind in the Willows in the Gardens
The open-air performance of The Wind In The Willows celebrates 20 consecutive seasons in Sydney’s Royal Botanic Garden.
Arts & entertainment
What a Jagged Little Pill!
Highly anticipated musical, Jagged Little Pill, receives mid-performance standing ovations.
“I want to find an Australian husband!”: Todrick Hall
EXCLUSIVE: US superstar Todrick Hall speaks with the Sentinel about being in charge of his career, working with Beyoncé, his dark and difficult moments, and much more ahead of the Australian leg of his Femuline World Tour.
Celebrating sex in Sydney with the pop-up Museum Of Erotic Art
Sexuality, eroticism and sexual politics are addressed in this bold new art exhibit.
Poet shares hope against alienation, identity, sexuality and loneliness
Poet of Kings Cross, Charles Freyberg, spoke with the Sydney Sentinel about his book of 45 poems, The Crumbling Mansions.
A world of un-Earthly delights
Neighbourhood Earth takes you on a magical journey through space with the help of NASA technology and your own imagination.
Potts Point rally to urge restoration of Metro-Minerva Theatre
A rally in Potts Point will hear from performers, politicians, architects and local businesspeople, who will outline the social, cultural and economic benefits of restoring the Metro-Minerva Theatre as a functioning theatre.
You’ll kak your pantos laughing
The Sentinel reviews The Boomkak Panto – a belly-achingly funny theatrical concoction from the devilishly witty mind of Virginia Gay.
Out of The Wharf but still splitting our sides
It’s moved from its long term home at The Wharf to new digs at the Seymour Centre – but the annual Wharf Revue is as hilarious and insightful as ever, writes Gary Nunn.
The young and talented Mitchell Old
The 20-year-old founder of The Mitchell Old Company plans to stage his second show, Heathers: The Musical – and then conquer the theatre world.
You oughta know about Jagged Little Pill
Alanis Morissette’s iconic 1990s album inspires the consummate 2020s story – isn’t it ironic?
Tim Chappel’s imaginarium
Tim Chappel was catapulted to the world stage in 1995 when he won an Oscar for his costumes in the cult film The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert. 26 years on, he is as relevant and in-demand as ever, writes Travis de Jonk.
Michael Shafar: armed and dangerously funny
Comedian Michael Shafar lost a testicle due to cancer but not his sense of humour – and while his Movember moustache might look like a gag prop, he’s serious about raising money for men’s health.
Hidden treasures everywhere in Story Week 2021
Technology and literature meet in Story Week 2021 – a unique, exciting program where the whole world is the venue.
Baby et Lulu: that certain je ne sais quoi
Individually, they are extraordinary artists. Together, Abby Dobson and Lara Goodridge, AKA Baby et Lulu, are magnifique.