The English conductor gives his take on whether the French composer was rascal, monk, or both.

Two new works see Sydney Dance Company explore the moon, stars and Milky Way.

The Aussie actor discusses playing the pivotal role of Winston Smith, torture scenes and all.

The Marvel-ous exhibition will allow audiences in Brisbane to peak behind the screens.

Australia’s musical theatre icon is still glowin’, still crowin’, and still goin’ strong.

Training in New York, the rising star tenor is putting in the hard yards for the BBC Cardiff Singer of the World finals.

The eccentric Russian’s master plan was to dissolve the world in a blissful apocalypse through his final work, Mysterium.

The soprano is looking forward to a new set of dynamics as she joins her co-stars ahead of Opera Queensland performances.

Children may not all have the voices of angels, but perhaps torturing the young is killing off the audiences of the future.

The French pianist loved the classics before discovering the Stones; 40 years after his first disc he still straddles both worlds.

In the debate on the value of recorded accompaniments, accompanist Peta van Drempt is definitely in the 'for' camp.

Very much a Renaissance man, the violinist talks about life, thinking outside the box and his hopes and fears for all of our futures.