The Diary of Anne Frank
From 25 March 2026
Anne Frank’s Diary of a Young Girl is the iconic, timeless and inspiring true story of 13-year-old Anne’s resilience and hope in the face of unimaginable adversity. Translated into more than 70 languages, her diary is arguably the most famous account of living under the Nazi regime and is constantly rediscovered by each new generation.
This deeply moving production of the multi-award-winning stage adaptation invites audiences into the secret attic where Anne and her family lived in hiding during World War II. In each and every performance, Anne’s voice calls out across time, urging us to remember the past, cherish our freedoms, and strive for a brighter future.
The One Day of the Year
New Theatre, Newtown Mon 27 April 7.30pm
Alf’s son, Hughie and his girlfriend, Jan, plan to document Anzac Day for the university newspaper, focusing on the drinking on Anzac Day. For the first time in his life, Hughie refuses to attend the dawn service with Alf. When he watches the march on television at home with his mother and Wacka, he is torn between outrage at the display and love for his father. A rehearsed reading starring Phoenix Beasley, Margi De Ferranti, Ritchie Singer, Max Fernandez, Paul Hanlon, Georgia Laga’aia and Nathaniel Savy.
All proceeds are going towards The Actor's Benevolent Fund.
David Rose: My Hebrew Friend
Sydney Comedy Festival 7 and 8 May
Bondi Pavilion Theatre - Thurs 7 and Friday 8 May 9pm
“My great grandfather was a world-famous Jewish comedian in the early 20th century. That's him in the photo next to me. He was known to the public as 'Our Hebrew Friend' and performed at the Royal Variety Show and on the BBC. A century later, here I am in the same job, asking the same questions. What does it mean to be a comedian, to be Jewish, and to be both at the same time? A show about legacy, identity and finding your place in the world. “
'Cheekily transgressive... he's an accomplished comic' (Chortle, 2024).
Theatresports All-Stars 2026 - Sci-Fi Spectacular
17 May 2026 at 4pm
Presented by Sydney Comedy Festival & Impro Australia
Hosted by Rove McManus
Featuring a galaxy of TheatreSports™ Champions, Improv Comedy Legends & The Freshest Comedy Stars, all boldly going where no improvisors have gone before (in a family-friendly way) to create unscripted comedy that’s on-the-spot and out-of-this-world.
It’s improv …but not as we know it! TheatreSports™ All- Stars will beam you up into a universe filled with unimagined twists, much-loved classic TheatreSports™ games + wild and other-worldly challenges to create comedy scenes, stories, songs, epic adventures & improvised musicals with a twist …all while flying by the seat of their space-suits …and without a safety net!
The Spooky Men’s Choral
National Tour from 3 May 2026
Iconic, eccentric, lyrical, larrikin… always supremely entertaining…
The Spooky Men’s Chorale are very proud to present their very special BIG BIRTHDAY TOUR: “25 Years of Pointless Grandeur”.
Following on from a gig at the Starting at the Melbourne Recital Centre on 3 May followed by a Queensland tour – the bearded, hatted, sensational singers then head to the Enmore Theatre on 11 June before heading overseas for a 28-gig UK tour! Don’t miss them…
Sydney Chamber Choir
Season 2026
The Sydney Chamber Choir is passionate about choral music and its unique ability to celebrate and reflect upon the stories of our past, present and future. After sell-out opening with Orff’s spectacular Carmina Burana, the Choir presents In Paradisum - a celebration of choral sound at its most radiant — where northern serenity meets southern warmth in music of depth and grace. From the stillness of Baltic and Nordic landscapes to the luminous clarity of Australian skies, this program traces a musical journey through light, faith and love. May 23 (Hume Conservatorium) and May 30 (St James, King Street).
Ku-ring-gai Philharmonic Orchestra
Season 2026
The Ku-ring-gai Philharmonic Orchestra enjoys an unrivalled reputation for superb presentations of exciting, popular and innovative music.
Its community-focussed programs include the NSW Secondary Schools Concerto Competition, Kids' Proms concerts, Composer Workshops and commissions of special works from leading Australian composers.
Among a wide and varied 2026 concert program,the KPO’s major Symphonic performances at the Concourse in Chatswood include Handel, Mozart & Mahler (15 March), the 42nd annual Secondary School’s Concerto Competition final (28 June) and Movies & Gaming Music (30 August).
Treasures of Old Jewish Sydney by Jana Vytrhlik
Award-winning story of a visual heritage
Richly illustrated, this book reveals the presence of a Jewish cultural heritage and important synagogue architecture in Sydney. Included are Jewish ritual objects, or Judaica, such as silver Torah ornaments, testimonials, gold embroidery textiles, illuminated manuscripts, and rarely published nineteenth-century portraits and archival Jewish community records.
The book's author, Jana Vytrhlik, is a historian with a PhD in Art History from the University of Sydney, specializing in Jewish art and architecture. Her research and writing provide a comprehensive overview of the topic, including the story of her own journey from Prague to Sydney. The book also includes personal stories and reflections on the significance of these treasures for the Jewish community.
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