4 June 2025
Friday 6 June (Until 26 June)
Forces of Nature – Primrose Park Art & Centre
“Forces of Nature” unites six local arts groups in a collaborative exhibition, presenting a dynamic showcase of creative expression through basketry, painting, textiles, photography, paper arts, and calligraphy.
Monday 9 June
Taffy’s Comedy Night – The Oaks, Neutral Bay
Comedy night at The Oaks features Cameron James, an award-winning comedian and musician; Fiona Cox, a veteran of Australian comedy festivals; Imaan Hadchiti, the Guinness World Record holder for shortest comedian; and Matt Wakefield from Comedy For A Cause.
Wednesday 11 June
Hayden Orpheum Comedy Club
The Hayden Orpheum Comedy Club in Cremorne boasts a stellar lineup, featuring household names, beloved cult comics, and exciting new talent. Brought to you by the legendary Comedy Store and hosted by the iconic Hayden Orpheum Picture Palace, it’s a perfect pairing that promises laughs, sweet treats, and unforgettable performances.
Friday 13 June (Until Saturday 12 July)
The Half Life of Marie Curie – Ensemble Theatre, Kirribilli
Lauren Gunderson’s play depicts the strong friendship between Marie Curie and Hertha Ayrton, two pioneering scientists facing personal and professional challenges. Seeking refuge after a scandal, Curie navigates heartbreak and criticism with Ayrton, all while they continue their scientific work and social activism. This Australian Premiere highlights the power of female friendship amidst turmoil.
Read more including an interview with actor Gabrielle Swathorn: https://northsydneysun.com.au/out-and-about/gabrielle-scawthorn-returns-to-the-ensemble-as-marie-curie/
Saturday 14 June (Until Wednesday 25 June)
There is a Platform Called Archibald – Rochfort Gallery, North Sydney
When J.F. Archibald, a man known for his eccentricities and sharp wit, founded the annual portrait prize that now carries his name, he likely had no inkling of the remarkable and lasting legacy he was creating. It’s doubtful he could have foreseen that, almost a century on, his prize would thrive as perhaps Australia’s most renowned and debated art event. Furthermore, one can assume he would have been surprised to learn that in the past twenty years, from a vast pool of entries, twenty artists born in China have been chosen for the final exhibitions.
Saturday 21 June
Paulini Sings the Music of James Bond – Norths Cammeray
Experience Paulini’s exceptional vocal talent as she performs legendary hits from Shirley Bassey, Tom Jones, Adele, Carly Simon, and more, accompanied by Australia’s premier musicians and vocalists!Immerse yourself in the 007 era with a selection of 60s classics by Dusty Springfield, Dionne Warwick, and Cilla Black, perfectly complementing the atmosphere.
Saturday 21 Jun
Judith Owens Down Under – Hayden Orpheum
Lovers of jazz and blues will be thrilled by the announcement that international star singer Judith Owen is heading down under for a one-night-only performance at the Hayden Orpheum, Cremorne, featuring Australian Jazz royalty James Morrison.
Read more about Judith and the show here: https://northsydneysun.com.au/out-and-about/jazz-royalty-judith-owen-set-to-shine-at-orpheum/
Sunday 22 June
North Sydney Bears vs Newtown Jets – North Sydney Oval
Two foundation clubs of Australian Rugby League battle it out for the Frank Hyde Shield. Both clubs boast the biggest fan bases in the competition. The atmosphere will be amazing on top of the fact this will be a grand final rematch.