Sydney Festival Director Olivia Ansell says there is “no more important time than right now” to get behind Australian and international artists, as the festival is set to showcase a range of talent when it kicks off today.
“What’s wonderful is to see that bilateral relationship,
fostering that global collaboration,” she told Sky News Australia.
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