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.

Away with the doom and gloom; Omega brings on a night of uplifting comfort music.

A 1920s parlour game inspires an ear-opening, mind-bending experience.

Annie Hui-Hsin Hsieh's unsettling Swell conjures oceanic feelings of foreboding.

Sydney Philharmonia Choir’s powerhouse debut concert sends a timely message but fails to electrify.

Perfect coherence and technical accomplishment set this performance at the pinnacle of the string quartet form.

In his fourth collaboration with the TSO, Spanish pianist Javier Perianes gave a performance of combined power and poetry.