From Sydney’s beaches to Broadway: Kaye Tuckerman proves art changes lives
It’s not every day a Northern Beaches gal gets her name up in lights on Broadway – but that’s the inspiring story of Kaye Tuckerman.
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Catherine Alcorn wants to party at your house
Irrepressible entertainer Catherine Alcorn has launched a new streaming series, Catherine & Friends, featuring loads of fun and a stellar line-up of guests.
Randwick Council unveils new plans for arts, open space, transport
Randwick City Council has released its much-anticipated new vision for arts, open space and transport.
Katie Little: a mass of talent
She’s an acclaimed writer, comedian and creative dynamo – but it’s Katie Little’s new music that’s set to wow you, writes Travis de Jonk.
Effie-ing Fabulous: Mary Coustas
The Sentinel speaks with Mary Coustas – actor, comedian, TV personality, writer and the woman behind iconic Greek-Australian character, ‘Effie’.
WestWords to the world: stories from Australia’s heartland
The Sentinel profiles WestWords – an organisation dedicated to championing the incredible – and often unheard – stories of Sydney’s Western Suburbs.
Queer Screen 2021: LGBTQI lives through lenses
The 2021 Queer Screen Mardi Gras Film Festival takes place from 18 February to 14 March and features over 90 films.
My love letter to Sydney: you’re not London, but that’s why I love you
Sydney is no London, writes Gary Nunn, but it certainly has its own compensations.
Darlinghurst Theatre is coming into Bloom
After months of lockdown, the Darlinghurst Theatre Company is about to bloom with an exciting new festival.
10pm trading on the cards for Central Sydney
Shops and businesses will be allowed to trade until 10pm under planning controls being considered by the City of Sydney Council.
Sydney’s drag kings back for monthly parties
The Sydney Kings Supper Club is back after a Covid-19 induced hiatus, reports Mike Hitch.
The Casula Powerhouse amps up
John Moyle gives us a sneak peak at the Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre’s summer program.
This is the tipping point, Sydney
Tipping for service in Sydney: who, what, when, where, why? Guy James Whitworth weighs in.
Film: a rocky effort and a Russian space thriller
The Sentinel’s arts and entertainment editor Rita Bratovich reviews Sophia Coppola’s new film and an intriguing Russian sci-fi.
War and Peace now playing at the Metro Theatre
John Moyle reports on the latest machinations in the saga of the former Metro/Minerva Theatre in Potts Point.