This staging of a story said to have predicted so much about the world today lacks topical spark and specificity.

Benjamin Appl shines in a program calculated to please lovers of Schumann, French Impressionism and Art Song.

A bird-lover confronts us with the finality of species erasure while gently pointing to the fragility of our own existence.

The talent runs deep in this gripping adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's classic thriller.

Germany's techno aristocrat confirms his status in a showcase part demonic, part divine.

The UKARIA Cultural Centre celebrates its first decade with Pekka Kuusisto’s intriguing program for strings and an all-star cast.

A fine cast of Puccini interpreters animate this nostalgic farewell to Gale Edwards’ Weimar-era production.

The unimaginable and incomprehensible condensed to human scale in a poignant dad-and-daughter story.

This family drama with flashes of humour takes an intimate look at South Africa under apartheid.

Sam Weller and Hannah Solveij combine for a challenging peek into possible future directions for concertgoers.

A warm, spirited and colourful rendition of a surprisingly innovative work.  

Layton’s spirited conducting makes the music sound as if it had been composed yesterday.