Incorporating drama in a primary school classroom presents a number of challenges for teachers, but reaps many rewards for all involved when attempted. The suggestions in this Stage 3 resource are designed to provide some food for thought in relation to doing drama in the classroom and are intended as a guideline only.

Incorporating drama in a primary school classroom presents a number of challenges for teachers, but reaps many rewards for all involved when attempted. The suggestions in this Stage 2 resource are designed to provide some food for thought in relation to doing drama in the classroom and are intended as a guideline only.

Use these great Stage 2 activities to teach your students all about the Sydney Opera House and it's significance within Australian culture.

Use these great Stage 3 activities to teach your students all about the Sydney Opera House and it's significance within Australian culture.

Best-selling Author Andy Griffiths and playwright Richard Tulloch tell us about the making of The 13 Storey Treehouse, a stage adaptation for kids 6 and over.

Who wouldn't want to live in a treehouse? Especially a 13-storey treehouse that has everything, including a bowling alley, a secret underground laboratory, self-making beds, a vegetable vaporiser and a marshmallow machine that shoots marshmallows into your mouth whenever you&'re hungry. Andy and Terry live there, and together they make stories and have a series of completely nutty adventures. Award winning playwright and author Richard Tulloch (The Book of Everything; Bananas in Pyjamas) brings to the stage the bestselling book from Andy Griffiths. Riley talks to him to get the inside story!

Meet Nederlands Dans Theatre's Artistic Director, Paul Lightfoot as he talks about the four choreographed pieces being showcased as part of their Australian Tour, from Jiří Kylián&'s Sweet Dreams and Sarabande, to Sol Leon & Paul Lightfoot&';s Shoot the Moon and SH-Boom.

Bringing all the magic of the big top into the heart of the Opera House, the world premiere of Circus Under My Bed is for anyone with a love of circus, dance and physical theatre. This high-impact new show has been conceived by the award winning Flying Fruit Fly Circus - a troupe of acrobats aged from just 9 to 18 who are right up there with the best. Go behind the scenes and find out about the Fruitties and what has inspired the creation of this magical new show.

Sydney Opera House presents the Australian premiere of world-renowned British choreographer Akram Khan's ground breaking new full length work, iTMOi (in the mind of igor). Watch as acclaimed Choreographer Akram Khan talks about how he brings chaotic energy and vibrant spirit to this piece 100 years after its first riot inspiring premiere in Paris.

The forces behind London's The Heritage Orchestra, including Creative Director Chris Wheeler, Co-Orchestrator Tom Trapp, Visual Artist Matt Watkins and Conductor Jules Buckley discusses the importance of Vangelis&' Blade Runner soundtrack and how they approached performing it with a full orchestral score.

The hilarious Robot Chicken team shared their thoughts on passion projects, tricks of the trade, and performing at Sydney Opera House for GRAPHIC 2013

Grant Morrison and Gerard Way provide insight on the great potential of the comic form, their creative relationship and how it came to be, and 'the golden age of Australian superheroes&'.

Director Imara Savage takes us on a wild ride as she recontextualises one of Shakespeare's earliest comedies into the red-light district of Kings Cross. Laden with cheeky nods to popular culture, The Comedy Of Errors will have you in stitches! Bell Shakespeare and State Theatre Company of South Australia present The Comedy Of Errors.

Karl Hyde, legendary front-man of one of Britain's great electronic music groups, Underworld, speaks to us about the beginnings of his journey to becoming an artist. Watch here for an honest look at Karl Hyde&'s growth as a musician from childhood to the icon he is today, and how his father played an essential role in his development as an artist.

Romeo & Juliet is one of the most familiar tales of all. But every new interpretation has the capacity to surprise and to trigger highly personalised reactions. Seen through a modern-day lens, this stylish interpretation places the spotlight on Juliet and her struggle with oppressive Capulet family expectations. Romeo represents not only love, but the chance to break free. Swapping Elizabethan frills for contemporary fashions, and with a young creative team and cast full of exciting new talent, RéJ will be brimming with energy, invention, and some of Shakespeare's most beautiful words.

A sneak peak into this week's concerts featuring two of our divine soloists Julie Lee Goodwin & Kerrie-Anne Greenland. Can&'t wait to hear all four of our soloists backed by over 200 Festival Choristers......have you got your tickets yet? 19th é 21st Sept at Sydney Opera House.

A 400 square metre mural by Australian artist Reg Mombassa will welcome thousands of visitors to Sydney Opera House for the 40th Anniversary celebrations in October. Known as the creative force behind iconic Australian brand Mambo, and as a founding member of Mental As Anything, Reg Mombassa has produced a truly Australian pastiche of culture, suburban architecture, and nativity.

On October 20th, Sydney Opera House will turn 40. In celebration of this, We have released a four-part mini series 'A Part Of Us&'. Each video focuses on the different ways the Opera House has become a part of &';Us'; our collective identity.

John Bell has collaborated with Opera Australia to reignite Puccini's Tosca, a timeless story of love, jealousy and sacrifice during the occupation of Rome. Watch as John takes us behind the scenes and explains his appropriation of Tosca, and how he has honoured the iconic ideologies of the great Puccini.

Blak is a physically dynamic production exploring stories about a contemporary clan and the collision of two worlds. Follow Bangarra's Artistic Director Stephen Page and &'Blak&'; creative artists Daniel Riley McKinley, David Page, Paul Mac, Yolande Brown and Hunter Page-Lochard as they discuss the path of creating this mesmerising production that explores the universal yearning for spiritual connection. Discussing their inspirations and process, these artists bridge our urban and traditional worlds, using dance to celebrate and connect to culture.

An intrepid explorer and daring photographer, Joel Sartore's assignments have seen him adventure to some of the world&'s most beautiful and challenging environments - from the heat of the Amazon to the brutal chills of the Arctic and across every single continent. National Geographic Live is an epic journey to the front line of exploration, and an unmissable event for adventurers young and old.