This Place AustraliaAustralia My HomeAustralia SydneyAmazing AustraliaSydney NswSydney Opera11Th MonthMonth NovemberPrisoner ShareForward11/11/2016 The sails of the Sydney Opera House will be ablaze with poppies to honour the fallen for Remembrance Day. More than 60,000 Australians fell in World War One, with 156,000 wounded or taken prisoner. Share your plans to mark the moment the guns were silenced: 11am on the 11th day of the 11th month, November 1918. Filter events results by Displaying 1 - 20 of 20 Pyrmont is a thriving waterfront suburb on the western side of Darling Harbour. With a rich history and dozens of fine restaurants, Pyrmont is a popular spot for locals and visitors alike. For one thing, Pyrmont is where you’ll find entertainment mammoth The Star, home to the second-largest casino in Australia, plus award-winning restaurants and bars, luxury apartments and hotel rooms, as well as the Sydney Lyric Theatre. The Sydney Lyric is a leading venue for Sydney shows and performances, with many of the top international musicals showing there.
Pyrmont plays host to several important Sydney events throughout the year, from business forums to fishing festivals. The Pyrmont Wine, Food and Art Festival occurs in May and showcases the very best of what Pyrmont and the Mudgee region have to offer. Pyrmont also contains some of the most popular viewpoints from which to watch Sydney’s spectacular New Year’s Eve fireworks display; you can see both the family-friendly 9pm fireworks and the stunning midnight fireworks.Sorry, it seems you were trying to access a page that doesn't exist. Please check the spelling of the URL you were trying to access and try again.Samples from a diverse range of assignments for Sydney Opera House The National perform on the Sydney Opera House forecourt Opera Bar and Dining Fireworks for Sydney Opera House 40th Birthday concert Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary of Denmark The audience watch Kraftwerk in 3D Paul White - Anatomy of an Afternoon for Sydney Festival
Exxopolis by Architects of Air Katy Perry performs on the Northern boardwalk Sydney Opera House lego Sydney Opera House Creative Play Parkland Circa Wunderkammer - Emma McGovern Homeground festival opening ceremony Macy Gray at The Concert Hall Art vs Science and Yo Gabba Gabba Michael Cera performs in This Is Our Youth Miranda Kerr at Longines dinner Imogen Heap in the Northern Foyer Vivid Sydney studio party Bat for Lashes performs in the Studio Pierre Huyghe's A Forest of Lines in the Concert Hall for Biennale of Sydney Dawn at Sydney Opera House The Cure at Vivid Live Oysters from Corner House Florence and the Machine Tyler the Creator performs with Odd Future in the Studio Australia’s only certified LEGO professional Ryan McNaught recreated Sydney Harbour’s most iconic and visionary structures, as well as some of its most famous moments, bringing to life the spectacle of Sydney Harbour in colourful LEGO bricks with a series of playful installations incorporating world-first fireworks, lights, movement and almost 1000 minifigs.
Guests saw a flotilla of harbour watercraft including Sydney to Hobart maxi yachts, a tug boat, P&O cruise ship and the Endeavour tall ship, as well as a cross section through the Sydney Opera House Concert Hall. Visitors marvelled at the giant model of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, made from over 130,000 LEGO bricks, and complete with traffic, pedestrians, criss-crossing commuter trains and the Harbour Tunnel underneath. Suspended above the exhibition was a trio of exploding LEGO fireworks. Visitors had fun exploring the intricate detail within Ryan’s LEGO creations; discovering minifigs at the opera, on a cruise, having fun at Luna Park and climbing the harbour bridge. Perhaps even spotting a Sydney celebrity or two amongst the sea of bricks. Please note: this is a PAST exhibition. Please visit our Now Showing page for exhibitions that are currently on. Skip to main navigation At Sydney Opera House we want you and your children to have an inspiring experience that encourages creativity.
Our free Creative Play program compliments our world class shows providing an interactive and creative outlet for your children. Creative Play is a changing program where every school holidays there is a different interactive installation staffed by professional artists. Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian while participating in Creative Play. For longer plays, turn up early or stay after shows.Creative Play: Summer Playground4 - 24 January 2017 (Western Foyers - The Playhouse Window)For future stand-up comics, curious kids and gigglers. Sit, listen through headphones and learn as a hidden performer teachers your little performer how to win over a crowd with jokes, ditties and song. Story by Chance(The Studio Foyer) Kids approach a performer dressed as rockabilly and are asked to roll a die to participate in a number of activities that lead to their story by chance. 2 Minute Noodle(Western Foyers – adjacent to the Playhouse entrance) Kids are invited to build a giant swirly, wriggly sculpture made from foam pool noodles.
Weave the pool noodles through three pyramids. Oodles of fun with over a hundred noodles! Rapoonzel(Throughout the Playground)Kids join an interactive story with Rapoonzel who is guarded by a sentinel. The sentinel falls asleep when read poetry, songs or other spoken fancies and kids finish rhymes or compose whole poems to put the guard to sleep and assist Rapoonzel’s escape! The Tape Man(Throughout the Playground)This 1950’s themed superhero roams the crowd with a roll of fluoro tape which he uses to draw on people. This fun and interactive roving theatre show allows kids to create stories using a little bit of tape and a lot of imagination. Organ Organ(Throughout the Playground) She might look like a doctor, but there’s more to her than meets the eye. This performance explores the human body through sound and interaction, the sounds and sensations it makes, assisted by her trolley of random instruments. QR Story HunterAges 8-12Come on a treasure hunt like no other!