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Enmore Theatre Walk of Fame to honour Australian artists

Published 1 August 2024, 10:20 am
Sydney's 116-year-old Enmore Theatre is set to get its own Walk of Fame, with 30 bronze plaques celebrating multicultural, First Nations and high profile performers, to line Enmore Road. The Bangarra Dance Theatre, which premiered at the Enmore three decades ago, was the first to be honoured.
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