Review: Orpheus (Brisbane Festival)
A not-to-be-missed refreshing interpretation of the Orpheus story.
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.
Soprano Emma Pearson gives her all in Golijov’s monumental Ayre.
An utterly captivating and delightful experience that deserved a longer season.
A Swan Lake set in Ireland that is tough yet beguilingly poetic.
Bold, energetic performances of works old and new.
Intercurrent demonstrates a contemporary music scene alive, evolving and thriving.
Exquisite performances of assorted Baroque works at UKARIA.
Curator James Crabb’s programme gets off to a promising start.