Sydney Festival 2021: made for you.

Hamlet: Prince of Skidmark (Auslan Interpreted)

November 15, 2020

Wanted – DAT (Deafness Awareness Training) Trainers

January 14, 2021

And now, made of more.This year the focus is on reconnecting communities and reinvigorating Australia’s arts. From 6-26 January 2021, they’re bringing Sydney back to life with a celebration of the finest artists and companies.

Explore to see what is accessible for you to the #SydFest 2021 program: https://www.sydneyfestival.org.au/accessibility

Auslan interpreted performances are for audiences who are Deaf and use Australian Sign Language (Auslan). Experienced Auslan theatre interpreters stand to the side of the stage and interpret dialogue and any text into Auslan, signing live. Audiences requiring this service are seated in the section closest to the interpreter to ensure good sightlines.

Made by local artists
Made to inspire

Tickets for #SydFest 2021 are on sale now at https://www.sydneyfestival.org.au/

Sunshine Super Girl

A pioneering legend of Australian sport, Goolagong was the first Indigenous woman to win a Grand Slam; the first mum in 66 years to win at Wimbledon; a player whose speed and power saw her overcome top-seeded players like Margaret Court, Billie Jean King and Martina Navratilova.

16 January 2021 – 7.30pm – Sydney Town Hall

To book the ticket, click the link below
https://www.sydneyfestival.org.au/events/sunshine-super-girl

Maureen: Harbinger of Death

A touching homage to an inter-generational friendship; celebrating the voice, wisdom and unapologetic passions of a dame who defied invisibility.

21 January 2021 – 7.30pm – Seymour Centre

To book a ticket, click below
https://www.sydneyfestival.org.au/events/maureen-harbinger-death

To cook Cook or Not

Captain Cook: overrated or undercooked? Is the arrival of a British sailor on Australian shores two and a half centuries ago more impressive than 60,000 continuous years of Indigenous history?

25 January 2021 – Sydney Town Hall – 6.30pm

To book the ticket click below
https://www.sydneyfestival.org.au/events/to-cook-cook-or-not

The Vigil

Returning for a third year and cementing a new tradition of cleansing and consideration, The Vigil returns to Barangaroo Reserve, offering an opportunity to gather together and experience a night of performance and reflection on the eve of Australia Day.

25 January 2021 – Barangaroo Reserve – 8pm

This is Free event but must register.
Find more information and to book the ticket below https://www.sydneyfestival.org.au/events/vigil