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New Theatre’s latest production, Next to Godliness, is quite literally a bloody mess! Ever notice how men will often get up from a table after dinner and leave the clearing up to the women? Well, apparently the same thing happens when men go on a killing spree. At least, that’s what Alastair Brown suggests in his Silver Gull Award winning play, Next To Godliness, now playing at the New Theatre. The action opens with a violent and gory scene, an apparent gangland massacre. Fo

Grammy-nominated jazz pianist Joey Alexander brings his acclaimed trio to The Concourse, Chatswood, on 19 October 2026. Discover the concert details. At just 23, Joey Alexander has already built the kind of jazz career most musicians spend decades chasing. The Indonesian-born pianist and composer has earned three Grammy Award nominations, released seven acclaimed albums and performed everywhere from Carnegie Hall and The Apollo Theatre to the White House. His rise began rema

The Sydney International Women’s Jazz Festival is here to celebrate the extraordinary women shaping the future of jazz. The Sydney International Women’s Jazz Festival returns this October for its landmark 15th anniversary, bringing ten days of adventurous music, international collaboration and boundary-pushing performances to venues across Sydney. Presented by the Sydney Improvised Music Association (SIMA), the festival runs from Thursday 22 October to Saturday 31 October, wi

Planning your Festival of Mosman Encore? Here are six events to put on your list. Looking for the best Festival of Mosman Encore 2026 events? From twilight markets and street parties to live music, art, First Nations culture and family-friendly fun, this year’s six-day festival has plenty happening across Mosman. Running from Thursday 22 to Tuesday 27 October 2026, Festival of Mosman Encore will take over some of the suburb’s best-known community spaces. Here are six events w

Looking for things to do in Glebe? Discover the best food, comedy, theatre, art and events happening in Glebe and nearby neighbourhoods.

HOYTS Broadway has launched Sydney’s new ScreenX cinema, an immersive 270-degree experience that expands selected movies across three walls.

Glebe author Conrad Walters explores love, death and friendship in his debut novel Unsilent Heart, set among the streets and landmarks of Glebe.

Meet Glebe artist Sonia Mattson, whose paintings, portraits and teaching career have taken her around the world while Glebe remains her creative home.

Looking for things to do in Randwick? Discover upcoming events, regular activities, theatre, festivals and entertainment happening in Randwick and nearby neighbourhoods.

From comedy and theatre to cabaret, music, dance and experimental performances, discover what’s happening across Sydney at the Sydney Fringe Festival 2026. Sydney is about to get a whole lot more creative, with the Sydney Fringe Festival 2026 bringing an enormous program of theatre, comedy, music, dance, cabaret, circus, immersive experiences and experimental work to venues across the city. But with so much happening, deciding what to see can feel like a show in itself. From

Sydney Fringe Festival 2026’s spectacular circus, cabaret and variety hub is back at Moore Park, bringing a huge program of entertainment to the Entertainment Quarter.

Discover the best record shops in Newtown and Enmore, from vintage vinyl and ‘90s house to jazz, punk, hip-hop and more. Explore Sydney’s thriving vinyl revival.

A superb reimagining of Arthur Miller's American classic, A View From The Bridge, now playing at New Theatre. New Theatre continues to deliver thespian gold in a season that has so far enthralled, surprised, impressed and thoroughly entertained. A View From The Bridge is the sixth play on the 2026 schedule and, without throwing shade on the previous five, might just be the best so far. Written in 1955 by Arthur Miller - arguably one of America’s greatest playwrights - A View

New Theatre’s The Day of the Triffids brings John Wyndham’s classic 1952 sci-fi novel to the stage in an inventive, immersive production that explores survival, technology and humanity’s fear of what it creates.

Discover the best things to do in Marrickville this July and August 2026, with live music, theatre, markets, workshops and community events across the Inner West. Find your next local adventure with our guide to what’s on.

Discover RPM Records Marrickville, the independent vinyl store preserving music history through rare records, memorabilia and community connection. Owners Lizzie French and Steve Wernick share their passion for vinyl, local artists and the future of physical music.

Kiss My Brass has quickly become one of Marrickville’s newest live music destinations, supporting emerging artists, independent bands and local creatives with an artist-first venue built around connection, collaboration and community.

Inner West Drama has spent more than a decade helping children, teenagers and adults discover confidence, creativity and connection through theatre. Learn how Flight Path Theatre’s education program is transforming lives across Marrickville and the Inner West.

Maroubra is set for a new rhythm of local markets as Randwick City Council introduces a second monthly event at Heffron Park. Running alongside the popular Maroubra Beach Markets, the expansion brings fresh produce, artisan stalls, and community shopping across two weekend locations.

Australian film icons David Stratton and Margaret Pomeranz have become the first non-actors inducted into Randwick’s Australian Film Walk of Fame, recognising their lasting influence on cinema culture, criticism and audiences nationwide.