Review: Gripping Shostakovich (Sydney Symphony Orchestra)
Ashkenazy and Müller-Schott offer up a mighty sequel.
Ashkenazy and Müller-Schott offer up a mighty sequel.
Homecoming queen Danielle de Niese sings and dances her way through this lavish new production.
Rachel Podger and OAE deliver stormy darkness and warm, sunny light.
Robert Macfarlane delivers robust tone and diction to die for as Belshazzar.
Bizet at Trump’s border wall brings back a certain relevance.
Opening night belonged to Australian soprano Helena Dix in the role of Queen Elizabeth I.
Upton's Australian Chekhov is by turns funny and scouring.
Ashkenazy's Shostakovich tribute with violinist Ray Chen reached an unforgettable incandescence.
A visually stunning, traditional production of the much-loved, classical musical.
Violinist Harry Bennetts delivers an excellent Tchaikovsky Concerto.
Beautiful playing from Kathryn Selby and an SSO crack-squad.
The Queen of Sheba's long-awaited Perth arrival doesn't disappoint.
Lally Katz’s sprawling epic is a wild ride with plenty of heart.