A big warm hug of a show, full of deft theatrical touches and calculated mischief.

An uneasy meditation on the stories we tell ourselves and others.

Gamba duo Byrne and Vaughan traverse the centuries with delicate ease. 

Splendid singing by Helena Dix, Rosario La Spina and Christopher Hillier compensates for a potboiler plot.

The Egyptian queen takes centre stage in this trimmed down version of The Bard’s historical tragedy.

Shakespeare’s sidelined women find refuge, solidarity and new voices in this pointed and playful feminist reimagining.

Yeol Eum Son raises the roof with Tchaikovsky’s warhorse and two symphonists strut their stuff.

WASO and Konstantin Shamray bring fire, precision and fresh vitality to Russian masterpieces and Beethoven.

Piping hot: Simon Rickard teams up with Canberra's specialist baroque performance duo.

The MSO flips the script on the ways in which movie music and sound effects are experienced.

ARCO goes fully Boho in a celebration of some worthy but little known composers.

Be careful what you wish for! State Opera South Australia’s magical all-local production brings out the best in Stephen Sondheim’s cautionary tale.