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Back in Sydney by popular demand, Trophy Boys lands at Carriageworks from 23 July - 3 August. Winner of Best New Australian Work, this hilariously witty satire takes aim at the insecurities surrounding adolescent masculinity and entitlement.
Performed by a female and non-binary cast in drag, the boys find themselves confined to a classroom for their one-hour debate preparation. The challenge? To argue “feminism has failed women.”
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Inner West Council presents Creative Toolbox – a three-day symposium designed to equip artists and creative professionals with tools for resilient careers. From 28 to 30 June, join us across Marrickville Library and Town Hall for empowering conversations, hands-on workshops and creative experiences. Hear from inspiring voices including keynote speaker Wesley Enoch AM alongside Paschal Daantos Berry, Jan Fran, Nas Campanella, and Kyra Kum-Sing!
Bookings are essential and places are limited. Secure you spot now at www.innerwest.nsw.gov.au/creativetoolbox
See the bigger picture, June 4-15.
Whose stories are you not seeing? With over 200 new films from over 70 countries all on your local screen for just 12 days—Sydney Film Festival is your destination for big films, big talents, and big ideas. Some stories are too big for a small screen.
Learn more here: https://www.sff.org.au/?utm_source=seymourcentre&utm_medium=partner
Griffin Theatre Company is giving away double passes to their upcoming production of Iolanthe’s SISTREN.
Isla and Violet are a ‘lethal combination’. Their self-righteous headmaster thinks that’s an insult. They think it’s a cute name for a girl group.
The blazingly talented performer Iolanthe (seven methods of killing Kylie Jenner) makes her playwriting debut, sharing the stage with her IRL bestie, the extra-ordinary Janet Anderson (Overflow). The lines of fiction and friendship intertwine in this transcendent study of sisterhood across class, cultural and interdimensional boundaries.
Enter via this form to go in the running to win an exclusive double pass to one of their preview performances on 26 June or 27 June, by 12 June, 5pm.
Pictured: Turn of the Tide One Extra Company 1987
From outstanding theatre, music and dance to innovative shows for kids, you’ll find something for everyone at the Seymour. Click below to see what’s on.
See what's on
Back in Sydney by popular demand, Trophy Boys lands at Carriageworks from 23 July - 3 August. Winner of Best New Australian Work, this hilariously witty satire takes aim at the insecurities surrounding adolescent masculinity and entitlement.
Performed by a female and non-binary cast in drag, the boys find themselves confined to a classroom for their one-hour debate preparation. The challenge? To argue “feminism has failed women.”
Get 15% off here.
Inner West Council presents Creative Toolbox – a three-day symposium designed to equip artists and creative professionals with tools for resilient careers. From 28 to 30 June, join us across Marrickville Library and Town Hall for empowering conversations, hands-on workshops and creative experiences. Hear from inspiring voices including keynote speaker Wesley Enoch AM alongside Paschal Daantos Berry, Jan Fran, Nas Campanella, and Kyra Kum-Sing!
Bookings are essential and places are limited. Secure you spot now at www.innerwest.nsw.gov.au/creativetoolbox
See the bigger picture, June 4-15.
Whose stories are you not seeing? With over 200 new films from over 70 countries all on your local screen for just 12 days—Sydney Film Festival is your destination for big films, big talents, and big ideas. Some stories are too big for a small screen.
Learn more here: https://www.sff.org.au/?utm_source=seymourcentre&utm_medium=partner
Griffin Theatre Company is giving away double passes to their upcoming production of Iolanthe’s SISTREN.
Isla and Violet are a ‘lethal combination’. Their self-righteous headmaster thinks that’s an insult. They think it’s a cute name for a girl group.
The blazingly talented performer Iolanthe (seven methods of killing Kylie Jenner) makes her playwriting debut, sharing the stage with her IRL bestie, the extra-ordinary Janet Anderson (Overflow). The lines of fiction and friendship intertwine in this transcendent study of sisterhood across class, cultural and interdimensional boundaries.
Enter via this form to go in the running to win an exclusive double pass to one of their preview performances on 26 June or 27 June, by 12 June, 5pm.
Pictured: Turn of the Tide One Extra Company 1987
From outstanding theatre, music and dance to innovative shows for kids, you’ll find something for everyone at the Seymour. Click below to see what’s on.
See what's on
