Eddie Perfect and Dean Bryant deliver a dazzling, irreverent celebration of Australian showbiz history.

Fabulous performances and sumptuous staging; it's a swipe right for Laura Murphy's TikTokky take on Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

From Symphony under the Stars to a roller derby, Sydney Festival’s 2026 program blends celebration and renewal to build “a playground of imagination”.

This one-woman show puts one of Australia’s most overlooked Modernist artists in the spotlight. But in seeking Joy, does it lose her?

Peace, love and missed opportunities. This revival of musical theatre’s counterculture classic fails to counter anything.

An engrossing story of a woman’s troubled life that questions our control over our own lives.

Benjamin Law adapts author Cory Taylor’s final work into a one-woman show that’s honest, humorous and heartfelt.

A naked commune comedy lays bare the illusions of freedom, fame and going off-grid.

“Lower your guard,” says incoming Artistic Director Matthew Lutton, heralding the return of Peter Sellars and contemporary music.

Brilliantly delivered, this searing monodrama examines the personal impact of America's gun culture.

Completely daft and deliciously funny, this musical tribute to Australia's greatest horse (yeah, Kiwis ... we know) is a winner straight out of the gate.

A digital worst-case scenario supercharged with class anxiety, cliffhanger moments and jaw-dropping reveals.