Melbourne’s yearly awards ceremony for the performing arts celebrates 2018's outstanding achievements.

The stars of Victorian Opera’s upcoming production of Parsifal talk the holy fool and the wandering Jew.

He is regularly reviled as something of a monster, but as Michael Scott Rohan finds out, a closer look at Richard Wagner – and in particular his music – reveals a more genial side to the German composer.

Opera Australia has introduced a new program for people who’d love to go to the opera but have no-one to go with. Heathcliffe Auchinachie agreed to try it out for us.

A musical Russian arc from a modern English maestro.

The British tenor, who spent much of his career in Australia, has died aged 93.

Louise Bezzina will mark her final festival as Artistic Director with a monumental performance of Verdi’s Requiem, a drive-in dance work, a ship that doubles as a musical instrument – and 180 fitness balls on the beach.

The popular soprano tells us about winning the Award, being a “vocal detective”, and her optimism at the future of music.

Barrie Kosky’s animated production of Mozart’s Singspiel has been stunning audiences globally. Suzanne Andrade and Paul Barritt from innovative British theatre company 1927 tell us how a “hyperactive little Australian” convinced them to stage their first opera.

Fleming’s savvy picks run musical theatre’s gamut from A to Z.

A night with Herr Kaufmann is undoubtedly one well spent.

Robert Carsen’s update has bed-hopping and bare bods to spare.