Review: Platinum: Ballet at the Quarry (West Australian Ballet, Perth Festival)
WA Ballet begins its 70th anniversary celebrations with a thoroughly entertaining program of four works including two world premieres.
WA Ballet begins its 70th anniversary celebrations with a thoroughly entertaining program of four works including two world premieres.
Two breaths of fresh air launch Omega on their hopefully calm and prosperous 2022 voyage
Two very different quartets - though sharing a common sense of unity and cohesion - combined for a superb gig.
Melbourne’s opera year begins with an impressive second instalment of Wagner’s Ring Cycle.
Sarah Goodes directs this intimate new play about three generations of women.
A joyous program of classic Chinese repertoire, capped off with Tchaikovsky’s First Piano Concerto.
Festive five-day treat was just what the doctor ordered.
Triumph plucked from adversity in a concert fit for a Mayor.
The MSO ushers in the Year of the Tiger with a roar, in a joyous concert.
Six not-so-easy pieces from three revolutionaries who died last year.
Festival organisers defy the gods and strike up the band, with a wonderful opening concert.
Nathan Maynard's brilliant, spring-loaded script is so ready to be told, asking provocative questions about blood and belonging, truth and identity.
James Crabb and the ACO give us the smell of steamy tangos on a hot February night