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Sunday 05 January 2020
Happy New Year! Mind you not so happy for many Australians at the moment, it is all very sad. I have just received a Facebook request for everyone on 10 January to put red/orange ribbons on their gates, fences, letterboxes or balconies as a sign of thanks to all the firies. No one can deny that the firies are having a really rough time.
The Sydney Festival starts this week, so check out their events. They are all listed on our website and a few are highlighted in this newsletter.
If there is nothing here that you fancy then of course visit the website for a full breakdown of What's on!
Have a lovely week and do forward our newsletters to friends and family for them to enjoy.
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| | Cabaret La Belle Rose dinner & show
Saturday Nights @ The Magician's Cabaret Sydney
A fun Parisian dinner theatre experience
Reminiscent of Parisian cabaret of the 19th Century… where artists would gather eat, dri ...
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| | Smokin' Sundays at Endeavour Tap Rooms
Every Sunday: 1-31 January @ The Endeavour Tap Rooms
Endeavour Tap Rooms presents Smokin’ Sundays!
Fancy a relaxing Sunday afternoon close-by to Sydney harbour, singing along to live ...
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| Regional Dinner
Every Tuesday Nights @ I Maccheroni
The food culture of Marche has been greatly influenced by other regions and invading peoples throughout its long history, but many farmers cling to ...
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| Happy Hour $5 Cocktails Everyday @ The Argyle
EVERYDAY @ The Argyle
Wrap up your working day and slip into something a little more comfortable each afternoon here at The Argyle.
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Eco Art for Kids
Mon 13 Jan @ Australian Botanic Garden
If you love plants and animals, are aged between 5 - 12 years, and want to explore your creative side, then this art workshop is for you! Children ... |
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Jack Whitehall
7 February @ First State Super Theatre
Comedy superstar Jack Whitehall is coming to Australia & New Zealand for his very first time and bringing his brand-new show Stood Up. A joy to ... |
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The Two Of Us - Marina Prior & David Hobson
8 February 2020 @ Club Burwood RSL
'The 2 Of Us', 'Up Close & Personal ' is accompanied by renowned pianist David Cameron, in a two-hour intimate performance. Marina and David wi ...
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GENE KELLY THE LEGACY
12th February 2020
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State Theatre
An intimate and personal look into the life of GENE KELLY
Legendary actor, dancer, director and choreographer Gene Kelly ,,,.
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Win a double pass to Inner West Fiesta The Inner West Fiesta is a Community Festival created to celebrate the diversity of the Latin American Culture in Sydney. Come and experience the best of the Latin American Street Food, Live Music, Dance, Arts and Crafts, with plenty of fun activities for kids of all ages.
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Win a double pass to THE COMPLETE WORKS OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE... Shakespeare may be turning in his grave, but this show (which has become a cult classic) contains all 37 of his plays - and sonnets - in just 97 minutes! Described by the Los Angeles Herald as “Shakespeare written by Reader's Digest, acted by Monty Python and performed at the speed of the minute waltz”, this hilarious binge of Bard - coming to Sydney courtesy of Lane Cove Theatre Company - is part parody, part tribute, part party trick!
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Bran Nue Dae
Set out on the road trip
of a lifetime with a runaway teenager, two hippies, a wily Uncle and a
German priest. By the time you shake the red dust from your feet, you’ll
know what it means to come home.
Jimmy …
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I'm a Pheonix Bitch
Bryony Kimmings’ offbeat,
deeply funny and sharply heartbreaking feminist musical about the worst
year of her life, when she lost her mind, her partner, her house and
nearly lost her child.
Never one to shy away …
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Encounter
PRESENTED BY SYDNEY FESTIVAL
ENCOUNTER AUSTRALIA – WORLD PREMIERE
EMMA SAUNDERS
COMMISSIONED AND PRODUCED BY FORM DANCE PROJECTS
SUPPORTING PARTNERS: SYDNEY YOUTH ORCHESTRAS & FLING PHYSICAL THEATRE …
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VERNON AH KEE: THE ISLAND
Vernon Ah Kee is one of the most prominent and important living artists in Australia today. Spanning almost two decades, The Island profiles Ah Kee’s brilliantly diverse practice in full. Highlighting… |
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