Albert Einstein’s first violin up for auction
Given to a friend when Einstein fled Nazi Germany for America, the instrument is predicted to fetch more than $400,000.
Given to a friend when Einstein fled Nazi Germany for America, the instrument is predicted to fetch more than $400,000.
Season highlights include a new collaboration with Bangarra Dance Theatre and the Australian premiere of Justin Peck’s Copland Dance Episodes.
Heir to a distinguished intellectual and artistic lineage, Dohnányi took skills honed in post-war Germany and applied them in America to international acclaim.
Belvoir Downstairs to be the home away from home for Griffin's year of "up close and personal" theatre experiences.
A year of new works, acclaimed revivals and creative partnerships to yield stories of kinship, survival, upheaval and community.
Autocratic behaviours in their myriad forms in a Bell Shakespeare season designed to excite conversation.
After joining The Australian Ballet in 1962, Colin Peasley went on to exert a profound influence on the company.
The Sydney-based ensemble to join the program for the 2026 Australian Festival of Chamber Music in Cairns.
The SSO's season finale was always a given, says Chief Conductor Simone Young. The opener a flash of inspiration. And in between? All kinds of surprises.
Invited by Dame Peggy van Praagh to be a Principal with the newly formed Australian Ballet in 1962, Welch was central to the company’s formative repertoire.
Bass-baritone James Young has won the $40,000 prize, with the judges unanimously declaring him "ready to fly".
Protesters accusing the MSO of having "blood on its hands" for its role in silencing Jayson Gillham hold up its BBC Proms performance.
Increase driven by a rise in listening, learning, and physical media collection-building, report concludes.