Expectations are continually overturned and challenged in this gripping reboot with an emphasis on athleticism and thrillingly accurate unison work.

SXS sparkle with a scintillating world premiere in an eclectic jubilee concert of jazz, opera and First Nations music.

A new production of Saint-Saëns’s Old Testament tale respects tradition while refreshing it with sophisticated minimalist design.

Elim Chan's nuanced and spirited conducting and Alexander Gavrylyuk's pianistic brilliance made for a perfect partnership.

Retaining the same cast since its 2010 premiere, the passing years have been kind to David Williamson's last-chance-for-love rom com.

Caryl Churchill’s dozens of disparate scenes and countless characters prove an insurmountable challenge.

Stephen Hough revives the pianist-composer tradition in grand style in the wondrously musical final concert of the ASO’s engrossing Brahms series.

Music from great composers born in the same year makes for a zesty survey of the German, French and Italian Baroque styles.

In the ASO’s sell-out season of Brahms symphonies, it was Stephen Hough’s performance of Grieg’s piano concerto that completely enthralled.

Given the title and the content, giving this a star rating seems as crazy an exercise as the show itself.

Just a breath away in this Sydney micro-venue, but Shamray shows that poetry and strong hands know no boundaries. 

Amy Herzog's drama about a single mom coping with a seriously ill child presented with a perfect bedside manner.