Made to spark feelings of wonder, Erth’s Prehistoric Picnic sends Parramatta Park and the Royal Botanic Gardens back to the wilderness of a distant era offering entertainment for the whole family.Īn embrace of epic scale and iconic location, THAW will stop audiences in their tracks. Now, thanks to Erth, Sydney’s world-famous dino-recreationists, it’s like they never left. It’s been a while – 65 million years, actually – since Sydney echoed to the calls and footsteps of dinosaurs.
Propelled by the vivacious Brandenburg String Orchestra and gilded with the physical feats of Circa, two of Australia’s finest creative companies meld music and acrobatics into an exploration of four proud and ancient cities of Italy in Italian Baroque with Circa. What happens when you throw a fistful of champion skaters, dancers, freerunners, BMXers and a blast of paint powder onto a half pipe together? Dial up the beats and you get DEMO, an exhilarating display of tightly choregraphed mayhem by award-winning physical theatre/street style outfit Branch Nebula, which us set to takeover Century Square in Paramatta. Flying, tumbling and contorting across a cube of welded steel, aXis’s elite ensemble reflects who we are in the new normal.
Experience 24 acrobats and 26 voices from the Sydney Philharmonia Choir in this vast and intricate epic folding and unfolding before you.ĭirected by acclaimed Circus Monoxide Artistic Director, Zebastian Hunter The Construct is a poignant and playful mix-up of circus and contemporary dance, created in direct response to the effects of living in lockdown. World-renowned Gravity and Other Myths, who brought Backbone to the festival in 2018, return with ‘Pulse’ - a euphoric symphony of strength, sinew and haunting song. “The program for 2022 is no exception – through its various new and existing available channels, Sydney Festival 2022 will continue to inspire and entertain.” “The festival contributes every year to the variety and scope of international and local productions, giving new and established artists opportunities to realise their visions and find new audiences. “The NSW Government has been a proud supporter of Sydney Festival since 1977 and we look forward to the program of new and contemporary Australian and international works.”Ĭity of Sydney Chief Executive, Monica Barone adds “Sydney Festival is a vital part of our city’s cultural fabric and we’re proud to once again partner with the festival. It is fitting that we launch the year with the inaugural Sydney Festival program from Director Olivia Ansell, who will bring her incredible breadth of experience and passion to the Festival. NSW Minister for the Arts Don Harwin notes “as Sydney reopens, the community is eager to get out once again and make the most of the summer.
The inaugural Sydney Festival program from Director Olivia Ansell has been released with more than 130 events taking place from 6th – 30th January 2022 to include theatre, circus, dinosaur attractions, music, dance and visual arts.
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