Sydney Opera House

Australian Brett Dean’s visceral operatic interpretation of Shakespeare’s Hamlet makes its Sydney Opera House debut

Shakespeare’s portrait of a prince in crisis in an acclaimed contemporary opera by Australian composer Brett Dean.

Experience a show full of sizzling aerial curiosity

Sydney Premiere of true story direct from Cyclone Pam survivor, Edgell Junior, exploring the importance of community.

A thriller with sensational music, opera’s best villain, and an unforgettable ending.

A 5-act dining experience

Dine with one of the Opera House's acclaimed Australian Chefs

Two men attempt to seduce the other’s lover to win a bet. Mozart’s sublime music makes this opera must-see.

The iconic blast of the horns at the beginning of Tchaikovsky’s Fourth is the first of many power-packed moments

From mystical folktales to fading memories, Light and Matter responds to experiences beyond our physical world.

100+ talented Buddhist monks from the most prestigious temples in China

A concert for the whole family featuring classical, salsa and fun improvisations!

Share your love of dance

Violin sensation Augustin Hadelich returns with Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto, led by Chief Conductor Simone Young

With brute sonic force, the new Mogwai documentary bursts onto the big screen at Sydney Opera House

Maxim Vengerov makes his long awaited return to Sydney with the sublime pianist Polina Osetinskaya.

One of the world’s most exciting tenors makes his Australian debut in two recital performances

A new theatrical adaptation of Jane Austen’s most famous work – Pride and Prejudice.

One of the most exciting violinists performing today, Augustin Hadelich has created a rich concert experience

From organoids to consciousness

Musical superstar Sarah Brightman leads a lavish new production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical masterpiece.

Not now, not ever

Burn the Floor 'Dare to Dream' one show only

“Opportunities for Australian audiences to experience the rich tradition of Chinese opera are rare." – The Age

Join the celebration of the century as La Clique marks its 20th spectacular anniversary this October.

The sisterhood meets the brotherhood in a concert of radical joy.

“A world class production” – The Guardian

With over half-a-billion downloads, catch podcast No Such Thing As a Fish Live!

Chinese art songs performed by China's no.1 baritone Liao Changyong, accompanied by renowned German pianist Hartmut Höll

Anthony Callea & Tim Campbell live in concert, with John Foreman and The Australian Pops Orchestra

Christmas isn't Christmas without Sydney Philharmonia Choirs' performances of Messiah. Hallelujah!