Now in its fourth year, the Bendigo Chamber Music Festival has established itself as an important date on the chamber music calendar.

Melanie Tait's new play offers pithy insights into workplace misogyny and the off-mike culture of talkback radio.

UK playwright Sabrina Mahfouz’s monologue Chef had its Sydney premiere on this stage a year ago. Second helpings are very much in order.

This deeply satisfying concert is evidence of an unpretentious commitment to making good music.

Lewis Treston’s sparkling, OTT, queer rom-com Hubris & Humiliation is a perfect piece of programming for WorldPride.

Inspired by a collection of magnificent tapestries, Deborah Cheetham's Woven Song benefits from the first-hand communication of its composer.

Melbourne Theatre Company's Sunday is a brilliantly realised ode to some of the most important figures in modern Australian art.

The 2023 Gondwana Choirs National Choral School comes to a joyous conclusion as 150 young singers perform with guest artists.

Meryl Tankard’s Kairos proves easy to watch and to listen to but its full meaning remains elusive.

The self-penned Blue confirms Heartbreak High star Thomas Weatherall as an actor and emerging playwright to watch.

Andrew Haveron shines in an illuminating Adelaide Summer Orchestra concert revealing the foundations of contemporary cinematic music.

As a satire, it holds us at arm's length, but Urinetown is also an affectionate parody of the Broadway musical, and therein lies much of the fun.