The young cast sure can dance, but lacks the dramatic chops to sell this dark tale.

A remarkable and original new work showcasing many facets of Chinese culture and Renaissance Chinese literature.

Omega's all-Mozart program was never less than beautifully played, but more lightness and wit could have made it really sparkle.

A promising take on Schubert's colossus of a work, though depth will come with experience.

A clever musical that moves forwards and backwards through a broken marriage.

A feast for clarinet-lovers, but not without some spice on the menu.

The best of Sydney in Melbourne’s best room.

The all-Russian program showcased the range of WASO's musicianship beautifully.

Aside from the dancing, there’s little real fever in this underwhelming adaptation of the 1977 film.

A superlative performance from Simone Lamsma, Alexander Shelley and the SSO.

An excellent, fleet-footed performance from Diana Doherty, Jessica Cottis and the orchestra.

John Adams’ South Indian folktale blooms into a fabulous operatic performance.