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  • Writing hits with Future Classic

    Chad Gillard, Future Classic co-founder, talks about the label’s relationship to the Opera House, how they pair the right musicians together, and how they massage a song into a hit.

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  • There’s a bomb in my closet

    Adrian Mouhajer, recipient of the Highly Commended award as part of Antidote's Mentoring Program for Emerging Writers from Diverse Backgrounds, writes about the complexities of being queer, Arab and Muslim in Australia 20 years after 9/11.

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    Buildings up in smoke from 9/11.

  • Stream

    Take your virtual front row seat on Stream. Watch livestreams of new performances, highlights from the multi-genre archive, presentations by local and international performing arts companies, and original content created exclusively for the platform.

  • Love List: Sunny Afternoon Classical by Utzon Music Curator, Casey Green

    • Classical Music

    Sit back, relax and unwind to the melodic warmth of classical and chamber music in this uplifting Love List – best enjoyed with blue skies and sunshine.

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  • My Inspirational Teacher: Emily Flannery

    These are the stories of the ones who made us care... while caring about us. First up, Wiradjuri performer and choreographer Emily Flannery talks about her mentor Uncle Dujon.

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  • A New Stage

    • Dance
    • First Nations

    From 2025, Bangarra Dance Theatre will proudly illuminate the Joan Sutherland Theatre, after 20 years of making fire in the Drama Theatre. Watch A New Stage, our new film celebrating this exciting new chapter of Bangarra's story at Sydney Opera House.

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  • A Possum Story

    Michael Jagamara was born into and revelled in a time of great change and opportunities. Following the end of World War II, abstract expressionism had arrived in the Australian art world and Sidney Nolan completed his Ned Kelly series. Also in that year, in the north part of Western Australia, in an amazingly unread, event, at least 800 Aboriginal pastoral workers walked off the job and began one of the longest industrial strikes in Australian history.

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    Michael Nelson Jagamara wearing a beige suit jacket over a blue and white checked shirt and wide brim hat, standing in front of an artwork in pastel colours.

  • Stories from the Reef Workshop

    Centre for Creativity

    10 Jun – 6 Nov 2025

    • Workshops
    • Theatre
    • School

    Years K – 2, Early Stage 1 – 1 | Learning areas: Creative Arts, Science, Geography

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