Review: Pandemonium (Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra)
A weird alternative world: a roller coaster of horror and humour.
A weird alternative world: a roller coaster of horror and humour.
A joyful production that demonstrates how it's possible to be world class while working on a shoestring.
Hui He soars as Minghella's thoughtful Butterfly, though all is not at ease down below.
A rich, confident revival helmed by strong performances.
A powerful musical with a serious political message, that is joyously uplifting and entertaining at the same time.
Donald Runnicles and the SSO pair Messiaen and Bruckner in a concert that touches on the divine.
A full-length ode to the music and legacy of Mozart.
A radical work featuring robots and live animals from Chunky Move’s new director.
French HIPsters deliver style and refinement.
Ivan Ilić offers a meditative night on the water despite a windy night in Brooklyn.
Kronos and its audience in search of lost time(s).
The theatre debut of spoken word performer Sukhjit Kaur Khalsa has a few teething problems but is an enjoyable, lyrical piece.
The violin star makes his return to Queensland with virtuoso showpieces.