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Deborah Cheetham’s welcome to country marks a new dawn for Bach We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Peter McCallum Save Normal text size Sydney Philharmonia Choirs, The Concourse, Chatswood, April 3 Sydney Philharmonia’s “reimagining” of Bach’s St John Passion involved interpolating three newly commissioned Australian pieces around the movements of Bach’s monumental work, creating thoughtful juxtapositions and recontextualisations. Deborah Cheetham began St John’s Passion with a musical welcome to count...

 Sydney Philharmonia Choirs' has announced the return of their annual Easter Saturday concert, presenting one of Bach's enduring choral masterworks, the St John Passion, interspersed with contemporary reflections from two Australian composers.

5 Cult Horror Movies to Stream on Amazon Prime Screenshot: Bryanston Distributing Company In the mood for a cult movie but already seen all the go-to classics? Building on our previous list, here are five offbeat picks streaming on Amazon Prime that will bring you tales of werewolves, Satanists, witches, and two different (but also sorta kinda similar) underground monsters. 1) C.H.U.D. (1984) If you write off this sci-fi horror from director Douglas Cheek because you assume it’s purely ridiculous—the cheeky name of movie’s boogeymen, the “Cannibalistic Humanoid Underground Dwellers,�...

Son of missing Canterbury pensioner living 'absolute nightmare' as search for his dad continues  |  Updated: 06:45, 19 February 2021 The son of a missing pensioner says he feels like he is living in a nightmare as the search for his dad enters its seventh month. Former builder Ian Sharp disappeared from his home in Gordon Road, Canterbury, on July 24, having left with his camping gear and a metal detector. Ian Sharp's disappearance is "completely out of character", according to his worried son The 68-year-old told his son Andrew he was “popping out for a while” when he stepped out...

Ian Sharp first noticed the car while walking his dog in the park in the first week of February. It was gone after his two-hour stroll through Dodge Park 10 and silo field in Highland, but the next day it was back again. The following day, with a nagging feeling of unease, Sharp drove back to Livingston Road where he had seen the Hyundai. It was there again, parked in freezing temps, and he saw a man slumped behind the wheel. He approached slowly with mounting dread. “I thought he was dead,” Sharp recalls. “He was gray and the car wasn’t running, his legs were up on the dash and it wa...