Review: Scenes from the Tower (Dell’Arte Opera Ensemble, New York)
Hilary Bell's smart libretto underpins an intriguing new opera about the first woman to run for president of the US.
Hilary Bell's smart libretto underpins an intriguing new opera about the first woman to run for president of the US.
Simone Young takes the SSO to hell and back in the first concert of her three-year Visions of Vienna cycle.
ARCO's smaller forces showcase the sounds of 19th-century chamber music.
Elgar's "other" concerto receives a stunning performance.
Fiery Latin fretwork in de la Parra’s brilliant gala performance.
A dramatic comedy that interrogates a marriage and asks questions about idealism, privilege, and hypocrisy in middle class Australia.
Richard Tognetti and Bill Henson explore the spaces between light and dark.
New York's premier summer festival may not be mostly Mozart these days, but it sure has plenty to offer.
One of those all-too-rare opportunities where both artistically and technically, this was a flawless performance.
Majestic music inspired by the Americas and the New World.
A superlative warming recital on a shivering Sydney Sunday.
A sublime concert featuring soprano Miriam Allan and her pianist father Christopher, with flautist Sally Walker.
Colin Friels gives a passionate, moving performance as Galileo in Brecht’s play, which feels incredibly relevant right now.