Kate Miller-Heidke's always surprising Catching Diamonds is a tonic in a music world that has become too predictable.

Minus some of the festival's marquee acts, this Gala was a showcase of hidden gems and next-generation stars.

An intriguing program, with a xylophone at the end. 

Benjamin Millepied delivers a must-see neoclassical tour de force with exquisite dancing and clever camerawork that delivers a punch.

Joe White’s Blackout Songs is a compelling journey through addiction, love, and memory.

An intriguing, diverse and at times even courageous program from Melbourne Chamber Orchestra – with plenty of meat in the sandwich.

Last minute substitutions, lineup changes and a broken string but SXS triumphed over the odds.

The rise of the newspaper that gave you page three girls and FREDDIE STARR ATE MY HAMSTER!

If maximalist post-genre baroque is your thing, then Kym Alexandra Dillon's SPIRITS is a work for you.

The intimate and beautiful world of Remy Le Boeuf crowns a day of vibrant jazz from young and old.

At last, Melbourne gets a chance to see Belvoir's internationally acclaimed epic of Sri Lankan history and the lived experience of its refugees.

A thoughtfully crafted adaptation of Ibsen's classic drama gives the story an injection of dark humour and a 19th century Australian setting.