Sydney Chamber Choir
2024 through 2025
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 a stellar 2024, with sell-out concerts and critical acclaim, the Choir celebrates its 50th year in 2025 with five extraordinary concerts - the Bonhoeffer Project (23 February at Sydney Grammar); Faure’s Requiem (5 April at St James Church); 50th Anniversary Gala (5 July at City Recital Hall); Connections (28 September at the Sydney Conservatorium); and Bach’s B minor Mass (22 November at City Recital Hall).
Come You Spirits
2024 through 2025
Acclaimed theatre troupe Come you Spirits present their 2025 production seasons of education matinees and evening performances, at their new home - The Concourse in Chatswood! After a year of critical and popular success touring all around Australia - performing the best of the Bard in thrilling venues from outdoor amphitheatres to tall ships, underground caverns, luscious gardens and multisensory theatre spaces - the troupe famed for creating magic with their creative and accessible adaptations step up even further! Antony and Cleopatra (Feb 11 to 22); Romeo and Juliet (May 20-24) and Macbeth (August 5-9) are fully immersive experiences for both students and lovers of Shakespeare!
Flamenco for Everybody
Regional NSW Tour 2025
Flamenco for Everybody is an exhilarating theatrical experience that starts with Annalouise Paul telling her story… and unfolds into a full, live concert of languid, live Flamenco guitar, Spanish songs and poetry, high-energy percussion, contemporary flamenco dance, video art and evocative sound design!
This is an Australian story, seamlessly woven, deeply emotional and energising. A brave show that shares its resilience with communities everywhere that have faced the adverse effects of Covid-19, harsh drought, bushfires and isolation. It is the very spirit of this dance and music that uplifts and heals.
You’ll love to listen but by the end, you’ll want to get up and dance! Western Riverina 4-14 March and Outback 1-11 April.
Ku-ring-gai Philharmonic Orchestra
Season 2025
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 2025 concert program, the KPO’s major Symphonic performances at the Concourse in Chatswood include Dvorak & Tchaikovsky (9 March), the 41st annual Secondary School’s Concerto Competition (29 June) and Beethoven and Strauss (31 August).
God’s Cowboy
6 February to 9 March
God’s Cowboy by Les Solomon centers on two main characters (a twin brother and sister) who partially narrate the story in flashback, describing their season in a play and the backstage love story that forms during that time with their co-star. He’s a man who presents publicly as a sort of cowboy, but is a man of many secrets and pain beneath the showy persona. The play was developed and co-written with ten actors over two years.
“It is definitely a love story between the boy, Peter and the cowboy,” says the playwright. “It is a play that covers many relevant themes beyond simply a coming of age story: there are surprises and secrets, yes, but also raw honesty… at times provocative and outrageous as well as often being very, very funny. So many young people have their voice in this story. It is a powerhouse mix of humanity and deep emotion."
2MBS Fine Music
2024 through 2025
Radio 2MBS Fine Music – Australia’s first ever stereo FM station - celebrated its 50th birthday in 2024. And the music - and festivities - continue in 2025, shared with music lovers around Australia… and the globe!
2MBS Sydney is Australia’s premier broadcaster of Classical, Jazz, Blues, World, Folk, Ambient and other Contemporary music. Almost entirely powered by volunteers (among them famous musicians, composers, celebrity broadcasters and music aficionados), the station brings fine music for every taste to Sydneysiders on 102.5 FM stereo, nationally and globally via the internet 24/7 (at www.2mbsfinemusicsydney.com), and now - in your pocket, wherever you go, via the 2MBS App (available on the Apple App or Google Play Stores).
The publication of Michael Morton-Evans’ history of the station “The Experiment that Lasted Half a Century” was released in December ‘24 and its annual open day takes place at the St Leonards studios on Saturday 1 February when the public can tour the station, meet the presenters, make an on-air request or record a message!
And there’s always great reading - including artist & composer features, the popular quiz and full monthly program guide - in each monthly edition of Fine Music Magazine.
Short+Sweet Sydney 2025
From 3 Feb to 18 May
The Biggest Little Theatre Festival in the World returns to its Sydney home and birthplace for another sensational season of 10 minute pieces… something for everyone! At its new home at the Turner Theatre in Ultimo, this year’s fest incorporates Pride Week, Short+Sweet Deadly (First Nations themes and artists) and Bite-sized Bard (inspired by Shakespeare). Plus AI-assisted plays, masterclasses and so much more!
Croc Dogs: Koori Kulcha Katering… native street foods
2024 through 2025
Koori Kulcha Aboriginal Corporation is a not-for-Profit Community Organization. Its primary objective is to run a sustainable business, highlighting the richness of the food, the beauty of the culture and the art. A First Nations enterprise supporting communities nationwide, it recently launched its new Indigenous-inspired snack, the Croc Dog… along with native teas and a bubble tea called Freshwater Splash, complementing the snack's flavours.
Based at the Sydney Aboriginal Cafe - but catering extensively for events as well as ‘on the road’ food trucks and stalls, this authentic street food range funds youth programs independently and showcases proud self-determination. More soon at www.crocdog.com.au
Scene Theatre: Worlds Alive
March 2025
Calling all Global Thinkers!
Dramatic readings of 11 short plays from 9 countries. All Australian premieres!
These short plays are from Ukraine, Singapore, Japan, PNG, Indonesia, Iraq, South Africa, India… and Jamaica’s first Rastafarian play!
With live piano accompaniment by Michael de Huy.
A thrilling and innovative production, not to be missed.
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