The ‘Lang Lang effect’ is still potent and very much in evidence in this finely judged and thrilling performance.

The Brandies’ top-notch core players are unleashed in a clutch of concertos.

Unlike Madame Curie’s X-rays, Lauren Gunderson's two-handed drama doesn’t penetrate quite deep enough.

A charismatic performance from Judy Davis fires up a play that is both touching and full of rage.

What started as a novelty act as evolved into a highly sophisticated, analytical, one-woman marathon tour de force.

Runnicles’ round trip starts with a four-minute smile, takes us back to childhood and ends in a heroic struggle.

Fox is no longer the boy wonder but we can still marvel at his flying feet and showbiz stamina as he approaches middle age.

Three French works – only one familiar – in a relaxed but highly energised chamber concert.

Guest violinist Johan Dalene's tempestuous virtuosity on thrilling display alongside Jennifer Marten-Smith's shimmering pianism.

Led by Sheridan Harbridge, this cabaret about the trailblazing Divinyls frontwoman is passionate and entertaining but still a work-in-progress.

She's no Barbra Streisand, no Cyd Charisse, but Carlotta has few peers when it comes to connecting with an audience.

The Song Company shines in a cleverly assembled collection of songs by Baroque masters and contemporary Brits.