Dvořák emerges as the star in this program of nationalist composers.

A reimagined story ballet that tells an intricate story of three powerful women.

Delightful takes on 1980s pop songs bookend an almost nonsensical chamber opera.

Power and passion as soloist and conductor trade places.

Maxine Peake gives a beautifully calibrated performance in this frank, one-woman play about IVF.

It might not be the greatest musical ever written, but high-octane dance numbers and gravity-defying stunts see the cast really fly.

Elenoa Rokobaro gives an incredible, soulful performance in an eloquent production directed by Mitchell Butel.

Queensland Ballet’s own star power fuels a sublime return to Verona.

Well-played music, but this sibling celebration of all things Queensland doesn’t quite connect.

Much to celebrate at Melbourne’s new Con, but get rid of the muzak!

Hollywood did exotic better than Khachaturian, but no one does horror like Shostakovich.

A birthday concert celebrating a composer whose music evokes vast visual and sonic dimensions.