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A regionally touring production of Mozart’s opera showcases the work’s ability to reveal its seductive nature at something other than grand scale.
Scenes With Girls captures the rough edges and raw emotion of female friendships with gut-wrenching realism.
Ensemble Offspring celebrate Reich's 90th birthday with a deft and fun survey of his works.
Music and floral arrangements combine in a striking celebration of spring.
Two monumental scores test the orchestra’s mettle, but the NCO and pianist Lucas Krupinski rise magnificently to the occasion.
A demanding 20th anniversary program finds hope amid three profound meditations on mortality.
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For Alexander Gavrylyuk and Richard Tognetti, duo playing means listening, responding and surrendering to possibility.
Written for Melbourne Chamber Orchestra's violinist Sophie Rowell, Young’s new work finds hope amid environmental uncertainty.
Your essential coast-to-coast guide to the Australian music being played on our concert stages this month.
American guitarist and composer Bryce Dessner is about to join the Sydney Symphony Orchestra for two programs of his work. He chats about his compositions.
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In The Enormous Radio, Roslyn Oades and Bob Scott turn a circle of vintage radios into a listening station for the animal world.
Ensemble Offspring celebrates the 90th birthday of revered Minimalist composer Steve Reich with a special concert.
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Pinchgut's 25th birthday program lines up three comedies and one of Artistic Director Erin Helyard's favourite works of all time.
Ensemble Offspring celebrate Reich's 90th birthday with a deft and fun survey of his works.
Music and floral arrangements combine in a striking celebration of spring.
Two monumental scores test the orchestra’s mettle, but the NCO and pianist Lucas Krupinski rise magnificently to the occasion.
A demanding 20th anniversary program finds hope amid three profound meditations on mortality.
A regionally touring production of Mozart’s opera showcases the work’s ability to reveal its seductive nature at something other than grand scale.
A fascinating portrait of the collective endeavour of opera and of the individuals who make the magic happen.
Pinchgut's 25th birthday program lines up three comedies and one of Artistic Director Erin Helyard's favourite works of all time.
Caffeinated comic capers bring the buzz to this entertaining excursion into the lighter side of Baroque music.
Sally-Anne Russell interprets the title role in Handel’s fictional romp about Persian king Xerxes.
Cairns-born soprano Cassandra Wright scoops the pool, taking the $40,000 first prize and two additional awards.
Scenes With Girls captures the rough edges and raw emotion of female friendships with gut-wrenching realism.
Another gallop for Phar Lap and an immersive Mack the Knife lead Hayes Theatre Co’s ambitious 2027 program.
Mitchell Butel’s second STC season brings four world premieres, six Australian premieres and some major star power.
The Farm confronts mortality with a chaotic, darkly playful collision of dance and theatre.
The origins story of Handel’s Messiah but the characters don’t always sing.
Beneath the wit and political intrigue of Emily Steel's sharp political satire lie more searching questions about who bears the burden of compromise, at home and in public life.
Named in honour of Dame Peggy van Praagh and Keith Bain, the two fellowships provide $20,000 each in direct support.
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Alice Topp’s muscular Macbeth turns Shakespeare’s tragedy into a riveting modern political nightmare.
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Swan Lake, Mayerling and Cinderella anchor a season of landmark revivals and contemporary choreographic masterpieces.
Set designer Keerthi Subramanyam, costume designer Jennifer Irwin and lighting designer Paul Jackson are among those honoured.
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Chandos’s Finnish series reveals more Nordic gems.
A welcome return for a departed English symphonist.
Vistoli serves up a veritable cornucopia of Handelian delights.
A monodrama steeped in musical history brings us brutally into the present day.
Harpist Emily Granger's seventh album is aptly named.
Explore the guide and listen to our 25 in 25 playlist of Australia’s favourite art music.
Our specialist writers analyse this year’s offerings in theatres and concert halls.
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