The May 2018 issue of Limelight Magazine reveals what really motivated the original, hard-working, hard-living, musical genius – Leonard Bernstein.

The 80-year-old pianist curates his special favourites across a long career.

With construction of the West Kowloon Cultural District in full swing, and the Xiqu Centre soon to open, Hong Kong is becoming an increasingly lively destination for arts lovers.

Dandy to dangerous: a new exhibition unpicks three centuries of men’s fashionable dress.

We go backstage with the Australian World Orchestra as they rehearse with the formidable Italian conductor.

The enigmatic and captivating Jenny Lind had a backstory to rival Barnum himself.

Cellist Hilary Kleinig talks about creating the score for a theatre work, The Aspirations of Daise Morrow, based on Patrick White’s short story Down at the Dump.

The Moscow-born, Adelaide-raised guitarist reflects on his earliest musical memories, recalls performing in Julian Bream’s shed, and passes on tips for any recently graduated musicians.

Her crush started early, but she really fell for the man while working with him at Tanglewood. Here she tells Clive Paget about the Lenny she loved.

Soon to appear in the Australian premiere of Mike Bartlett’s Wild, inspired by the story of Edward Snowden, Schmitz discusses playing a mysterious character simply referred to as ‘Man’.

After observing Riccardo Muti and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra rehearse in New York, Editor at Large Clive Paget was invited to his hotel to interview the patriotic Italian conductor, who is coming Down Under to conduct the Australian World Orchestra.

The Radio Symphony Orchestra Stuttgart violist talks about the joys of coming home ahead of chamber and orchestral concerts with the Australian World Orchestra.