This month's features explore Melbourne Opera's Bendigo Ring Cycle, the challenge for orchestras to attract younger audiences, the new physical theatre production Holding Achilles, and an interview with choral superstar Eric Whitacre.
This month's features explore Melbourne Opera's Bendigo Ring Cycle, the challenge for orchestras to attract younger audiences, the new physical theatre production Holding Achilles, and an interview with choral superstar Eric Whitacre.
Led by Artistic Director Annette Shun Wah, OzAsia Festival returns to the Adelaide Festival Centre in October with over 500 artists across 50 events and 10 world premieres.
When singing becomes an outlet for pent-up emotions, the status quo hasn’t a chance.
Fifteen experts from across Australia’s creative industries have been appointed to five panels that will identify key issues in safeguarding Australia’s arts sector and its vital role in the economy.
Susan Tomes’ survey is authoritative, but with plenty of unexpected revelations.
Theatrical legend’s page-turner of a memoir takes no prisoners.
Meyrick reveals Australia’s theatrical history in lockstep with political and social events.
"Once in a while, everyone needs to be heard." Meg Bignell's new novel The Angry Women's Choir has just been published. Here is an extract.
"If the human voice is not a miracle, it’s bloody close," says Meg Bignell, whose new novel The Angry Women's Choir is released today. In this essay she discusses finding and using your authentic voice.
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Musical theatre legend Geraldine Turner has written a candid autobiography that is shocking at times, but such a good read it’s hard to put down. She explains why she wrote the book and why she decided to be so forthright.
Steven Isserlis proves the ideal companion in a journey through Bach’s mighty cello suites.
