Relentless performances in this Australian premiere will leave you crying with laughter.

Shelagh Delaney's debut play remains just as vivid and perceptive as ever.

David Wenham ties together a string of mediaeval musical post-cards from the Brandenburgs and La Camera delle Lacrime.

Strong vocalists and a nuanced handling of Bizet's women characters.

It does a lot with very little, but this stripped-back touring production doesn’t always transmit the power of Shakespeare’s play.

Grace and some spicy paprika from an exciting young Hungarian cellist.

These charming miniatures are a perfect antidote to world-weariness.

This take on Wilde’s play is not quite ideal, but just-right performances and beautiful costumes make it a comic delight.

An exciting, high-tech production that both thrills and overwhelms at times.

The Omega Ensemble takes us from deeply felt passion to light-hearted pleasure.

A panoramic view of Mussorgsky and a star turn from Benjamin Beilman in Higdon's Pulitzer Prize-winning Violin Concerto.

Nicholas Milton and guests deliver an engaging concert with the CSO – and a most satisfying Enigma.