Yoshimoto and the ASO deliver a performance to be remembered and savoured.

Kate Neal’s ear for the intricate and eye for flair created a complex metallic sound world.

Jonathan Biggins' new play Talk canvasses a hot topic but the satire often fails to fire.

Rock solid a cappella mastery in a thoughtful programme by Sam Allchurch.

William Barton left the audience deeply moved by an experience that had touched them to the core.

A fine outing of an underappreciated Passion – with a new HIP band to boot.

This farcical play-within-a-play is a real hoot.

Mulvany’s smart, funny and fast-paced farce picks up the foibles of history and runs with them.

Young dancers, both amateur and professional, deliver an exciting interpretation of William Golding’s novel.

Carl Vine's Hallucinations prove a hypnotic new addition to the trombone rep.

Baroque sacred music gets a theatrical makeover in a bold outing by the Melbourne Con.

Les Arts proves the madrigal is more than just a load of old nymphs and shepherds.