Review: Vessel (Perth Festival)
A uniquely compelling, unforgettable coalescence of dance and installation.
A uniquely compelling, unforgettable coalescence of dance and installation.
Brett Dean’s intense, immersive new opera makes for a thrilling start to this year’s Adelaide Festival.
Nicole Car’s radiant debut as Violetta earns a rapturous standing ovation in a very special night.
Two refined ensembles demonstrate the beauty of English choral singing.
A buoyant, life-affirming concert from Lisa Batiashvili and the SSO.
Taikoz and the SSO whip up a storm in the concert hall.
Sabine Meyer and the Alliage Quintett kick off Musica Viva's 2018 with a carnival of orchestral favourites.
Jordi Savall brought a subtle, understated warmth to this rich exploration of musical heritage.
So spiritual that it could have shaken the most ardent of atheists.
Emily Barclay gives a quietly gripping performance in this powerful play about family violence.
Truly accomplished playing and a satisfying program make this a fitting start to the year.
A dazzling production of a pioneering 1980s play that still feels painfully relevant.
Kosky's dazzling production of The Nose celebrates the grotesque and the absurd.