From pole dancing to macho dancing; from hostess to princess studies, Jocson’s performances unpack identity and gender formation, seduction politics and Filipino social mobility. 

Best-selling author, comedian and ABC Radio Sydney Mornings presenter Wendy Harmer will be stepping into the Casula Powerhouse Collection of over 5,000 artworks

Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre is pleased to present all eight montage films by artist Tracey Moffatt and her long-time collaborator Gary Hillberg.

The annual exhibition has been produced by Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre in partnership with the Liverpool Art Society since 1998 and continues to promote and celebrate the creative talent of our region.

Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre is pleased to present all eight montage films by artist Tracey Moffatt and her long-time collaborator Gary Hillberg.

What if you could start life over again, knowing what you do now? What if it were all a rough draft waiting to be rewritten?

Undateable. Unemployable. Unstoppable.

Come and join the longest running carols event in Macarthur – now with Auslan!

RIOT mixes the magic of theatre with the energy of the dance floor to deliver a show that’s thrilling, uplifting and utterly unique.

The Second Woman was named as one of Guardian Australia’s “10 most groundbreaking shows by women” in 2016. This enthralling performance and cinematic experience – coming to Sydney for the first time – is not to be missed. 

“A delicious feast of comedy at its most heartless and macabre.” The Telegraph, UK

A rich solo performance that transforms dreams, memories and aspirations into surreal gestures, invoking a world where tradition, pop culture and media continually collide.

We invite you to come and join us as we showcase the latest season of exhibitions at Casula Powerhouse.

birdfoxmonster is a multi-sensorial dining experience created through a new collaboration between Studio A and Erth.

Dare to adventure to the bottom of the sea.

A fascinating insight to a time that should be better known and a chance to better understand part of the global history of the LGBTIQ movement and culture.

In her role as Managing Director of independent youth broadcaster FBi Radio, Clare Holland is committed to fostering and supporting Sydney music, arts, and culture

The refugee crisis makes many people feel helpless –but Kirstin Shirling proves one person can make a difference

It is the story of the marriage of England’s King Arthur to Guinevere, played out amid the pageantry of Camelot.

Some people are thought to be too fragile, too vulnerable or just not ready. Which is fine until you realise … actually, it isn’t. That’s the point of growing up!

An afternoon of musing, investigation, and information sharing with a cohort of industry professionals gathered by Self Help Arts.

KINKY BOOTS is based on the true story of a young man’s struggle to save his family shoe business with an outrageous idea and thanks to a fabulous new friend!

See a group exhibition of ten contemporary Australian artists exploring the emotional connection between people and dogs.

An installation that investigates the emotional landscape that carers and visitors have with the hospital environment experience.

From Bonnie Lythgoe Productions, the home of Australian panto. A spectacular, magical and laughter filled production for the whole family from ages 3 to 103!

Be whisked away into the wintery world of Disney’s Frozen and join Elsa and Anna, Olaf, Kristoff and Sven in a story full of action, adventure, magic and unforgettable characters.

NAIDOC Burramatta 2017 aims to emphasise and celebrate the unique and essential role that Indigenous languages play in cultural identity

This symposium will facilitate dialogue between artists, companies, creators, producers, organisations and institutions through a series of Q&A-style panels, small interactive breakouts

Be whisked away into the wintery world of Disney’s Frozen and join Elsa and Anna, Olaf, Kristoff and Sven in a story full of action, adventure, magic and unforgettable characters.

Be whisked away into the wintery world of Disney’s Frozen and join Elsa and Anna, Olaf, Kristoff and Sven in a story full of action, adventure, magic and unforgettable characters.

A sneak peek of the colourful and quirky works that hide amongst the thousands of items in the Casula Powerhouse Art Centre’s rich history.

Each year this event generates much needed funds for Westpac Rescue Helicopter, Merriwa and District Volunteer Rescue Squads. The Festival is an event that the whole community can become involved in and enjoy.

This is about spoken word and unspoken words. Writers show their craft, and direct their own discussions about it.

How to Build a Home takes you on an immersive adventure into the experiences of ‘home’ for people with disabilities.

In a centrepiece event of the Festival, some of the world’s most acclaimed women take to the stage to find a way forward in our changing world.

The authors of two of the year’s most powerful memoirs discuss their art.

Circus Oz presents an exciting new show with an amazing new acrobatic ensemble!

Eight people, three years, two angels and one epidemic.

In his most ambitious work to date, New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman shows that we have entered an age of dizzying acceleration – and explains how to live in it.

An event from the City of Parramatta – with speeches by members of Council and the community, a smoking ceremony & dance performances.

From LGBTI bushrangers to early stories of travel and conquest, learn something new with this panel of history buffs

What challenges do historians face when exploring sensitive topics?

It shares true and personal stories that need to keep being told. And perhaps most importantly, it opens a dialogue about the issues that separate and unite Indigenous and non-Indigenous people.

There are many films about disability, but today’s projects made by those with lived experience of disability offer the most startling, provocative and authentic cinema.

City of Sydney Library is thrilled to host the program launch in partnership with Sydney Film Festival.

Come and enjoy a laugh with Tom Ballard – Winner Helpman Award Best Comedy Performer 2016!

Practice What You Teach is an initiative and a series of exhibitions devoted to motivating and promoting the artistic practices of art teachers.

An immersive installation, casting the movements and responses of bodies as they interact with sculptural works and tactile paintings.

Spy/Spy is a cross-look at Cannes Film Festival 2015 & 2016.

Don’t follow the story. Be the story.

In this very special event, ‘the hard man of political satire’ talks to Chris Taylor about comedy, politics and ‘Continuity with Change’.

Launch of exhibition including introduction of artists and concepts will be Auslan interpreted.

Brought to life by the team behind the smash hit stage productions of The 52-Storey Treehouse and Mr Stink.

Filled with irrepressible humour and a distinct Australian spirit, Away is a beloved modern classic.

Jess Thom has Tourettes, (a most frequently misunderstood syndrome). She is neurologically incapable of staying on script, and that’s when the fun begins. No two shows can ever be the same!

A brave, inspiring voice for women and advocate for freedom of speech, Ford will explore how women can fight back and resist misogyny.

What happens to a loud woman with big opinions in a culture where women are expected to be small, quiet and compliant?

From all walks of life, all communities, all places, you are welcome. Shinier and more spectacular than ever, we’ll spread the love, and let our Mardi Gras spirit soar.

An eclectic line-up of leading guest speakers will discuss a diverse selection of topics and share with us their inspirational stories.

Mardi Gras’ QUEER THINKING series provides new perspectives of identity and equality.

Sink your teeth into a selection of international cuisine while perusing wares from local community vendors and learning more about local LGBTQI organisations.

The Paramor Prize: Art + Innovation was launched in memory of Wendy Paramor, one of Australia’s most loved and celebrated modern female artists in 2015

Felicity Ward is an Australian comedian and she has written a show about mental illness. Join her for a riotous evening of comic observations and thoughtful discussion at the Sydney Festival.

Part play, part picture book , and performed by a narrator, a musician, a comic book or street artist, and a physical performer / puppeteer. This is a family show that is suitable for all ages.

Winner of Best Circus at Melbourne Fringe 2010 and Perth Fringe 2012 & 2013, “The Briefs Factory” is an Australian creative collective who manufacture, cultivate and present evocative physical performance.

A Flea in Her Ear is an outrageously funny comedy constructed with the technical precision and beauty of a Swiss watch.

New World Order is an exhibition of new work by artists who are interested in looking at the other side of the story.

David Mamet’s extraordinary writing brings the luminous Rose Byrne back to the Australian stage.

Special Screening will begin with some speeches and then the film runs for 90mins.

The official 2017 festival media launch.

Aladdin will sweep you into an exotic world of daring adventure, classic comedy and timeless romance.

Inspired by real life events, this is a moving and often funny play about young people overcoming the confusion of war and politics in their search for a safe haven.

The Talk is a terribly undomesticated evening. It’s one account of what happens when you start talking about sex with your family: what ‘the talk’ is, and what it shouldn’t be.

Now in its 41st year! And the access is better than ever before. Come and learn more about the access provided at this festival.

Rianto’s mastery of both traditional and contemporary styles includes extensive training in Lengger: an erotic dance that crosses the boundaries of gende

Chinese artists XiaoKe x ZiHan make collaborative works that explore the extremes of bodily movement to reflect on the social and political context of China.

The Liveworks program – which runs 27 October to 6 November at Carriageworks – is brimming with free and ticketed performances, workshops, conversations and interventions.

This production will reclaim the deep heart of Shakespeare’s text, revealing a comedy as complex and detailed as any tragedy.

Soft Core presents artistic practices that explore the many facets of ‘softness’ – from large-scale inflatables to forms made from soft materials to materials that simply look soft.

Manic, snobbish, condescending and rude, Basil Fawlty is without doubt one of the funniest, most iconic and memorable British comedy characters ever written.

Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre is proud to present the 19th Liverpool Art Society Exhibition, promoting and celebrating the creative talent of the region.

The annual Mil-Pra AECG exhibition and art prize acknowledges the need to celebrate the significance of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture in our region and beyond.

Why should we ignore this history of performers with disability? And if we do, how can we celebrate the unique artistry of those who are different, who are ‘freaks like me’?

What does our choice of Prime Minister say about us? Did we get it right this time?

Is breaking a rule a day better than an apple for your health?

This sumptuous, funny, poignant – often dark – cabaret peeps into the private, sensual world of a riveting Parisienne d’un certain age.

Refugees is a landmark exhibition which brings together works by 22 world-renowned artists.

Be whisked away into the wintery world of Disney’s Frozen and join Elsa and Anna, Olaf, Kristoff and Sven in a story full of action, adventure, magic and unforgettable characters.

All My Sons was Miller’s first major success. A compelling portrait of flawed characters and capital’s corruption of the American Dream, its politics and its impact remain as acute and devastating as ever.

The magical rags to riches story – ‘Cinderella’ – is the ultimate winter feel good panto to charm audiences of all ages.

Billy is deaf and uses lipreading and Sylvia is a Coda who is loosing her hearing. Sylvia teaches Billy how to sign and their worlds begin to align just as Billy’s family grapple with his new-found independence.

Sydney Writers’ Festival: Julian Barnes’ writing has earned him considerable respect as an author who deals with the themes of history, reality, truth and love.

On the challenges, perks and pitfalls of writing about the living.

Sydney Writers’ Festival: In Australia for the first time since the 1980s, Gloria shares her moving and profound story, as told in her epoch-defining memoir, My Life on the Road.

Why language is our greatest gift, and our greatest weapon. 

Award-winning historians reveal how they fell in love with their subjects.

Based on the Oscar®-winning film of the same name, GHOST is the story of Sam and Molly, a young couple whose relationship takes a shocking turn after Sam’s untimely death.

The latest exhibition at Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre launches this Saturday and the curator will give a presentation to describe the exciting works you can see during this expo..

Now in its fourth year, Catherine’s event collects Australia’s most fabulous and fiercely funny women to share their story of life on two wheels

David Walliams’ award-winning best-seller comes to life on stage in this world premiere Australian adaptation.

The Wiggles are celebrating their 25th birthday in the best way possible! Emma, Simon, Anthony and Lachy will be performing in over 100 locations around Australia!

Anne-Marie Slaughter looks at what needs to be done to make sure that we can make real progress towards fairness and equality.

Alix Generous has big ideas, but she hasn’t always been able to communicate them. Her Asperger’s syndrome was misdiagnosed for many years and it has taken great courage to overcome her challenges.

As we spread the love, and let the Mardi Gras spirit echo across the globe. From all walks of life, all communities, all places, you are welcome.

In a rare visit to Australia, Brené Brown will present a powerful process to help rise from our fallsin a way that brings more wisdom and wholeheartedness into our lives.

The largest international burlesque competition is headed back to the southern hemisphere for a trailblazing lineup of local stars and award-winning international judges.

Roman will deliver a sermon-style keynote On Empathy. Roman will explore six different ways we can turn our empathic potential into a powerful tool for change.

A spellbinding musical journey through the best-loved Disney songs of all time, bringing a little Disney magic to a series of outdoor shows in iconic Australian locations.

One of the community’s most-loved events, Fair Day attracts more than 80,000 people, and there’s something for everyone, even you!