Dumbledore but so much more, Michael Gambon was one of the giants of the British stage.

This month's features explore OA's new 'Digital Ring', the stage adaptation of The Dictionary of Lost Words, Mahler's Ninth, and Sir Eugene Goossens' push for the SOH.

ACO, Ensemble Offspring, Melbourne Symphony Orchestra and Fourplay String Quartet in the running for this year's ARIA trophies.

After a lacklustre Death on the Nile, Kenneth Branagh's film franchise finds its footing in this spooky murder mystery.

Like its immaculately groomed subject, All That Heaven Allowed makes a determined effort to maintain a certain dignity.

This month's features explore OA's new 'Digital Ring', the stage adaptation of The Dictionary of Lost Words, Mahler's Ninth, and Sir Eugene Goossens' push for the SOH.

There’s a touch of the old Twilight Zone to this unusual entry into the canon of apocalypse survival movies.

Bradley Cooper's film about legendary conductor/composer Leonard Bernstein received very positive reviews at its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival.

The emotional territory of Scrapper may feel familiar, but the inventive way it’s treated does not.

“Jewface” controversy erupts over actor-director Bradley Cooper's use of makeup for his portrayal of composer Leonard Bernstein.

More Tinsel Town than tour-de force, Chevalier turns a remarkable life into an unsubtle soap opera.

Oppenheimer has an epic, layered soundtrack – but its real power is in the silence.