In this magnificent Pulitzer Prize-winning play, Eugene O'Neill (Mourning Becomes Electra, Desire Under The Elms) paints a vivid and disturbing portrait of a family tormented by the past and paralysed by the prospect of the future. Actor James Tyrone (William Hurt), his wife Mary (Robyn Nevin) and their two adult sons James and Edmund, have retreated to their Connecticut holiday house where they will be ensconced for the summer.

Glebe Markets is one of Sydney's most established and well known Saturday markets. Yet it has always had an alternative character and style. Located in the inner Sydney area, it has always had that lively inner city vibe. These days more than ever it is the showcase for the cutting edge of fashion and design. Clothing and Jewellery and accessories are a strong point too. Come meet and chat with the makers and be part of the scene. Explore...lose yourself at Glebe for a day.

The Sydney Morning Herald's photography exhibition Photos 1440 is presented by the State Library of NSW as part of Canon's EOS Festival of Photography. The exhibition features prints and multimedia of the best published and unpublished work by Sydney Morning Herald photographers from 2009 to the present as well as a selection of historic images from the Herald's vast archive. Two 'slide nights' featuring some of Australia's finest photojournalists will be presented in association with the exhibition.

DA VINCI SECRETS is a significantly important exhibition, created in Florence and on loan from the Leonardo Da Vinci Museum. Produced in the Florentine workshops of world renowned Artisans of Florence Teknoart S.R.L. after two years of careful planning, development and collaboration with Professor Carlo Pedretti Dr.Lit.1928-Emeritus Professor Leonardo Studies UCLA (USA).

Come and visit the 2010 Sydney International Boat Show with over 250 exhibitors displaying the latest and greatest of all things boating! You will find five halls jam-packed full of the best the marine industry has to offer as well as a specially built marina in Cockle Bay. The Sydney International Boat Show is more than just a boat show. It is full of family entertainment and education with attractions around every corner.

This July, experience all the magic of a glittering European winter in the heart of Sydney's inner west. Come to CarriageWorks for our first ever Winterland festival! Our beautiful foyer will transform for a winter festival boasting an dazzling indoor ice rink, live music and hot new bands, a design, arts and craft market, fabulous food stalls serving alpine cuisine, dancing, karaoke and activities for everyone to get involved in. Admission into Winterland is free.

Figaro loves Susanna. The Countess thinks she still loves the Count. Cherubino loves anything in a skirt and as for the Count, love is not quite the right word for how he feels about Susanna. Confused? You will be in this crazy day of match-making and breaking. Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro has been described as a near perfect opera. Words and music come together, brilliantly, in a comedy spiced with the politics of revolution. Don't miss Teddy Tahu Rhodes in his role debut as Figaro.

Alex Buzo's dynamic and provocative play provides powerful insight into the fate of this remarkable man whose foresight and enlightened policies gave Sydney some of its finest buildings and whose humanitarian policies dared to give convicts "a fair go". Macquarie's story is also one of the struggle against the power brokers who thought they ran the colony, John Macarthur and "the flogging parson" Reverend Samuel Marsden.

With groundbreaking choreography by the legendary Jerome Robbins, book by Arthur Laurents, an unforgettable score by Leonard Bernstein and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, WEST SIDE STORY changed the face of musical theatre for ever. Now in 2010, 52 years after the show made its London debut, Joey McKneely's vibrant new stage production of the classic dance musical arrives after wild critical acclaim in Tokyo, Paris and Beijing

Bangarra's new season of earth & sky sees the return of renowned choreographer Frances Rings with Artefact and the debut work Riley by Daniel Riley McKinley. Riley is inspired by the Cloud series of photographs by the late Michael Riley who is an acclaimed contemporary visual artist. Artefact explores the spirit and signifiance of objects in Aboriginal culture and the symbolism of their use in contemporary life.

Long before Dorothy dropped in, two other girls meet in the Land of Oz. One, born with emerald-green skin, is smart, fiery and misunderstood. The other is beautiful, ambitious and very popular. How these two unlikely friends end up as the Wicked Witch of the West and Glinda the Good Witch makes for the most spellbinding new musical in years. WICKED, the untold story of the witches of Oz, features music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz (Godspell, Pippin, Academy Award® winner for Pocahontas and The Prince of Egypt) and book by Winnie Holzman.

The Parramatta Eels are ready to go one step further in 2010 and with exciting new recruits Timana Tahu, Justin Poore and Shane Shackleton, the club is set to reach new heights. Whether at Parramatta or ANZ Stadium, the Blue and Gold Army help make Parramatta Eels game day the place to watch the best NRL talent in Sydney.

Four of the world's renowned football clubs competing in an inaugural International Club Tournament in Sydney. Current A League Champions, Sydney FC, will take on the might of the iconic Glasgow Rangers, super Greek club, AEK Athens FC and English Premier League Club Blackburn Rovers with their Socceroo stars Vince Grella and Brett Emerton.

The Sydney Swans have a stellar year ahead, hosting such teams as reigning premiers Geelong, grand finalists St Kilda and arch-rival Collingwood, in blockbuster matches at ANZ Stadium in 2010. At the SCG, the Swans will be sure to put on a show as they take on some tough opponents, including the Brisbane Lions, Hawthorn and the Western Bulldogs.

Come and see the Wests Tigers as the race for the finals hots up.

In the male world of the Californian Gold Rush a single woman comes in for plenty of attention. Everyone is sweet on Minnie, and the Sheriff, Jack Rance, is prepared to pay good money for just a kiss. But although Minnie has steely nerves, she is a romantic at heart. She knows love will walk in through the door one day. It just hasn't, yet. Then Dick Johnson, aka the dastardly bandit Ramerrez, arrives in town, and Minnie...Well, you can guess the rest.

Garry Who is one of the pioneers of the Australian Comedy scene. A familiar face on TV and in movies with a wealth of experience.

One of America's most celebrated acts of recent times! Midlake, has just delivered their extraordinary third album 'The Courage of Others', & will soon embark on their second Australian tour.

Discover the genius of Bernstein on stage and in the concert hall with music from Candide and West Side Story, and his Age of Anxiety symphony.

It is with great pleasure that The Frontier Touring Company announce a series of headline performances by Richard Ashcroft, former front man of The Verve. He will be accompanied by his new band, The United Nations of Sound. Ashcroft previously released three critically acclaimed solo albums and is currently promoting his new single from The United Nations of Sound's upcoming release, out in July/August this year.