Review: Debussy String Quartet (Utzon Series)
Gorgeous Gallic flair and something completely different.
Gorgeous Gallic flair and something completely different.
With vicious repartee and wounding games, this is a dinner to remember.
Katherine Thomson's 1991 play is as powerful and poignant as ever.
David Nixon's ballet captures the decadence of the 1920s to perfection.
Erin Helyard and team create a fertile ground for creative collaboration and innovation.
Altstaedt and Madžar make light work of a heavy programme.
Eminent Australian pianist Roger Woodward takes his hat off to the genius of Alexander Gavrylyuk.
A not-to-be-missed refreshing interpretation of the Orpheus story.
A visual feast that brings an iconic story to life.
Fisch and WASO deliver music-making to set the pulse racing.
Bold, high-energy Grieg from Kraggerud and the ACO.
Xenia Puskarz Thomas gives an excellent performance in Debussy and Ravel L‘enfant double bill.
A gutsy attempt in which some moments soared while others fell short.