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ROCKETMAN FLYING SOLO - The Elton John Experience

16 May 2026 ROCKETMAN FLYING SOLO is Greg Andrew’s intimate, “up close and personal” tribute built on the format of Elton’s own solo world tours. The show blends timeless hits with fascinating stories and insights, offering a performance that feels both familiar and refreshingly personal.

Killer Queen Experience

16 May 2026 Formed in 2003, The Killer Queen Experience has grown from a local Brisbane act into one of the world’s most in-demand Queen tribute shows.

Sydney Symphony Orchestra Pre-Concert Talk

20 May 2026 Join us for one of Sydney Symphony’s renowned pre-concert talks, where Australia’s leading musical minds will take you behind the music, exploring the stories behind every piece on the program. This talk is exclusively available to Glasshouse Members who have purchased, or purchase, a ticket to The Sydney Symphony.

The Sydney Symphony: Music That Moves You

20 May 2026 The Sydney Symphony Orchestra returns to Port Macquarie in 2026 for one night only, with a concert of music for – and inspired by – dance.

The Future of Democracy: Fighting Authoritarianism with A.C. Grayling

21 May 2026 Hear how Professor of Philosophy A.C. Grayling outlines the fragility of democracy in the face of rising authoritarianism in For The People, followed by a discussion chaired by Nick Bryant and Rosalind Dixon.

Sydney Writers' Festival Livestream

21 May 2026
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24 May 2026 One of Australia’s best-loved forums for literature, ideas and storytelling, Sydney Writers’ Festival will stream its headline events from Sydney direct to the Ross Family Studio over four days.

Yann Martel: Son of Nobody

21 May 2026 Unravel ancient traditions of storytelling with the Booker Prize–winning author of Life of Pi, Yann Martel, as he discusses his new novel, Son of Nobody. With ABC Radio National’s Claire Nichols.

Stephanie Alexander: The Cook's Companion 30th Anniversary

21 May 2026 Hear from Australia’s beloved chef Stephanie Alexander on the 30th anniversary of her essential kitchen resource and one of our favourite cookbooks, The Cook’s Companion. With chef Adam Liaw.

Bringing the Past to Life

21 May 2026 Sink into stories from near and far in this Festival favourite event with Robbie Arnott, Yann Martel and Tasma Walton, in conversation with ABC Radio National’s Kate Evans.

David Szalay: Flesh

21 May 2026 Hear 2025 Booker Prize winner David Szalay trace the evolution of his singular, propulsive novel Flesh and the slowly unravelling life of its protagonist. With Michelle de Kretser.

Big Histories

22 May 2026 Revisit the past to find solutions for the present and future with bestselling author Amitav Ghosh and existential risk researcher Luke Kemp, with host Clare Wright.

Susan Choi: Flashlight

22 May 2026 A young girl searches for light after a tragic loss. Join multi-award-winning writer Susan Choi as she discusses relationships and alienation in her new novel, Flashlight. In conversation with Beejay Silcox.

Trent Dalton: Gravity Let Me Go

22 May 2026 Join multi-award-winning writer Trent Dalton to discuss his latest novel, Gravity Let Me Go, and its themes of love, family, ambition and deception. In conversation with Cassie McCullagh.

Great Adaptations

22 May 2026 Get behind-the-scenes insight into adapting stories from page to screen with writers Mick Herron (Slow Horses) and Suzie Miller (Prima Facie) in conversation with Benjamin Law.

Florence Knapp: The Names

22 May 2026 Explore the profound force of family and the life-defining act of naming a child with bestselling debut author of The Names, Florence Knapp, in conversation with ABC Radio National’s Claire Nichols.

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