My Fair Lawyer
21-28 June at Bondi Pavilion Theatre
A night of riotous fun from the prolific pen of Tony Laumberg (Unsolicited Male, Lawyer! Lawyer! Lawyers in Love) under the deft direction of Richard Cotter.
Henry and Margaret have endured a childless marriage in peaceful St Ives for over 25 years. But when Cheryl, a young law graduate from Cessnock, arrives on their doorstep claiming to be Henry’s illegitimate daughter and wanting a job with his law firm, their lives go into a tailspin.
To make matters worse, Henry and Margaret are secretly seeing the same psychiatrist, without the other knowing. What will the doc advise each of them to do about the other? What will the DNA test show? And why is Margaret spiking Henry’s drinks with Viagra? All will be revealed amongst a background of intrigue, laughter & karaoke!
Emily Granger - A Thing of Beauty
New solo album national tour from 7 June
Harpist Emily Granger releases new album on ABC Classic - with national tour!
In a world that rarely slows down, A Thing of Beauty is an invitation to pause.
American-born, Australian-based harpist Emily Granger is one of the country’s most compelling musical voices.
Hailed by audiences and critics alike as the ‘queen of contemporary classical performance’, and praised for her many outstanding recordings, A Thing of Beauty marks a return to what matters most in these times - simplicity, stillness and unapologetic beauty! And from July 7 she brings the work to the live stage in intimate recitals on a sparkling national tour.
Featuring the work of Australian women composers including two new commissions, the program traces a path through vulnerability and authenticity, from gentle lullabies to portraits of vivid landscapes, Emily’s natural warmth creates an immediate and lasting connection with listeners.
Brisbane Sunday 7 June 4pm at Plant Empire
Adelaide Hills Saturday 13 June 2.30pm at UKARIA Cultural Centre
Melbourne Tuesday 7 July 7pm at Melbourne Recital Centre, Primrose Potter Salon
Sydney Monday 13 July 7pm at Sydney Opera House, Utzon Room
Tyalgum Sunday 27 September 10am at Tyalgum Music Festival
“Brilliantly virtuosic” - ABC Classic
“Intoxicatingly beautiful” - The Australian
Uked!
18-28 June at the Bondi Pavilion
The first play-along ukulele musical!
Uked! is the hilarious and poignant story of Karla, a lonely and eccentric single woman who is dumped on her 50th birthday by her violin-playing boyfriend Brian in favour of Kylie, who plays the cello.
Desperate to belong and to prove her musical worth, Karla buys a ukulele and begins learning on YouTube, discovering that love and the ukulele have a lot in common.
Uked! by Jane Cafarella explores the issues of ageing, loneliness, identity and belonging though an interactive play with music in a unique and fun way. It celebrates the power of the humble ukelele to promote musical ability at any age and bring people together to combat social isolation.
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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