Review: Garry Starr: Classic Penguins (Carriageworks)
Brilliant low comedy for high brows, using some of the great novels of the past 200 years as a springboard into an hour of mayhem.
Brilliant low comedy for high brows, using some of the great novels of the past 200 years as a springboard into an hour of mayhem.
UK violist Lawrence Power creates a brillant mixtape of English song from the Baroque period to the present day.
A superb concert of exceptional music-making opens Musica Viva’s latest tour.
The musical energy and spirit of early 18th century Germany captured in a concert that grabs, holds and rewards attention.
Salut! shows how music – like war and plague – crossed borders in the troubled 17th century.
Infused with the energy of the 24-hour news cycle, Shake & Stir delivers a thoroughly modern Macbeth.
This tribute to the entertainment industry's pocket rockets – from Piaf to Prince – stands mighty tall.
Intelligent programming and inventive arrangements shine up some some rarely heard repertoire.
An insightful pairing of Rachmaninov’s unaccompanied choral work with highlights from a trove of Ukrainian art song.
Yve Blake's reimagining of Macbeth won't be to everyone's taste, but the smart, deliciously funny satire should work a treat for young adult audiences.
Guest conductor Andrey Boreyko leads the SSO to the heights of its already formidable game.
Not the most revelatory of stagings, perhaps, but it is a formidable display of theatrical skill and nerve.
A fresh, comedic take on the classical concert and a convincing argument for its continued relevance to new and younger audiences.