Brilliantly delivered, this searing monodrama examines the personal impact of America's gun culture.

A voice for the generations, Samara Joy shows us what all the fuss is about.

Aged 85, Gary Bartz remains a master musician, a seeker of new influences and inspirations.

Completely daft and deliciously funny, this musical tribute to Australia's greatest horse (yeah, Kiwis ... we know) is a winner straight out of the gate.

A digital worst-case scenario supercharged with class anxiety, cliffhanger moments and jaw-dropping reveals.

Convincing performances and a visually arresting production thrust Shakespeare’s tragedy into the contemporary world.

Bill Frisell brings a symphonic sweep to a spellbinding masterclass with his telepathic trio.

An intense but troubled love affair reflects the pain of traumatised Country in John Harvey's road-movie-like two-hander.

Bavouzet’s musicianship goes far beyond mere mastery of the technical difficulties in Ravel's works.

No dead wood in this sharper, funnier and even more unruly reprise of the smash-hit musical about a frontier square peg and her search for love.

A rare chance to catch the uninhibited playing of this virtuoso jazz pianist outside a group setting.

Even if the plot is dubious, it’s all about the music and the voices. And oh, what voices.