Here's what and who to check out on Sydney stages this month – and where to find 'em
Autumn might be upon us, but that doesn't mean you should stay inside. Opera Australia's outdoor production of The Phantom of the Opera is a five-star hit, no matter rain, hail or shine (OK, probably not hail). But if you prefer the luxury of four walls and a roof, or your pockets just aren't quite deep enough for the hottest tickets in town, there's still plenty to see around the city: Sydney Theatre Company is bringing back its blockbuster The Picture of Dorian Gray, and Darlinghurt Theatre is pushing buttons with Stay Woke, for example. And if you're in desperate need of a good laugh, the Sydney Comedy Festival is back in town this month too.
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Her arrest, trial, conviction, incarceration and eventual release kept the nation on the edge of its seat from the moment she was stopped by customs officers at Bali's Denpasar Airport in 2004. And the saga of Schapelle Corby has been doing the same for theatre fans since the 2019 premiere of this musical biopic.
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