A fine operatic metaphor for the transience and troubles of modern life, but Flight's rhyming libretto reduces uplift.

New York’s oversaturated audiences can be hard to impress but EO more than made its mark at this year's Long Play Festival.

Humour to the fore in this pairing of early Harold Pinter works, but the playwright's coded critiques of power don't show through.

'Jazzical' but magical as Paul Grabowsky and Camerata mix it up, genre-wise.

A tale of local justice and global power, but also one about the myth of progress.

In its 40th year, ASQ launches a concert program with a masterful performance featuring the premiere of Vanessa Perica’s stunning string quartet.

Let the actors act, let the orchestras orch – QSO meets John Bell on an uneven playing field.

Ali McGregor and Signum Saxophone Quartet deep dive the Hollywood Songbook in a stirring blend of sass, strut and swagger.

A pure toned and rapturous performance from TSO Concertmaster Emma McGrath brings freshness to beloved works.

Solo and together, Konstantin Shamray and Paavali Jumppanen deliver a flawless showcase of their talent.

AHE and David Greco take us to their lieder - with strings attached.

Two composers from behind the Iron Curtain presented with subversive flair.