Javier Torres' The Sleeping Beauty, a shortened and expanded version made for West Australian Ballet, suits the company perfectly, exacting the utmost control and precision – the kind that has your heart in your mouth as the dancers set up to execute some truly difficult display of technical bravura.
For this recital, Simon Cobcroft stepped in for regular cellist Tim Nankervis, with the trio delivering superb performances of Beethoven's 'Archduke' Trio and Haydn's Piano Trio in C.
The MTC returns with a beautiful, surprisingly subtle take on Shakespeare’s comedy.
A joyful return to the stage turned the page on a troubled season, and marked the start of exciting new era for the ACO.
Catherine Fitzgerald's play evokes a dark and dusty struggle for survival against the odds.
Hypocrisy, fallibility and misinformation collide in this poignant, divisive and turbulent satire that entertains and challenges in equal measures.
A thrilling tri-lingual production reimagining Shakespeare’s tragedy in the Torres Strait.
This concert was an unmissable hour to honour our finest chamber group, featuring two family favourites as belated anniversaries were celebrated with a live audience.
This delightful, technicolour-bright production is wonderful, light-hearted entertainment, and just what we need right now to lift the spirits.
These players in Pharos understood the key to playing great jazz: an invulnerable attachment to the spirit of the music, and the ceaseless tenacity to explore the full range of human dynamics through intuitive collaboration.
An uplifting performance celebrating life through the music and times of JS Bach
Kendall Feaver’s densely layered, provocative and sobering new play demands discomfort and discussion.
Little Red’s musical formula for feel-good fun hits the right note for these testing times.
