Indulge in the intoxicating richness of Tchaikovsky’s music with these performances of his Symphony No.5, with its passionate melodies and beautiful orchestration.

Our donors are a foundational part of the Opera House. When you make a tax-deductible gift, you help to make the Opera House Everyone’s House. Private funding expands our most inclusive and socially ...

This May - June, Vivid LIVE will transform the Sydney Opera House into an electric hub for live contemporary music and art as part of Vivid Sydney. With an exciting and eclectic mix of over 50 ...

*Includes one standard ticket plus one drink redeemable on the day of the event from the Western Foyers Bar. Drink options include one glass of house red or white wine, prosecco, house beer or soft ...

*Includes one standard ticket plus one drink redeemable on the day of the event from the Western Foyers Bar. Drink options include one glass of house red or white wine, prosecco, house beer or soft ...

Our goal at the Sydney Opera House is to provide barrier-free access, making the site, building and the experiences we offer accessible to all. We provide a range of access services, performances and ...

Join Chief Conductor Simone Young and a dazzling roster of guest artists in performances that unleash the power of music that is totally alive. Every Sydney Symphony performance is unique. Each is an ...

As part of UnWrapped 2024, an ongoing series of works by outstanding independent creators, we’re excited to welcome SILENCE to our iconic venue. SILENCE is a powerful contemporary dance work from ...

Please note this venue is not located at Sydney Opera House. Piano+You: Join the Piano+ donor community through your support and help Piano+ realise its vision to share and celebrate great pianists ...

Discover a secret Sydney with co-curators Jim Moginie from Midnight Oil and Ross Heathcote at a bespoke series of piano performances by iconic Australian artists in heritage Sydney spaces. Each venue ...

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Australia’s national opera company was born when a band of idealists — butchers, pharmacists, newsagents — gave up their day jobs to celebrate the 1956 Mozart bicentenary with a season of four operas.