An adventurous program of contrasts, balancing polished gravitas with volatile contemporary energy.

An impressive debut performance from the 2026 SSO Fellows points the way to a brilliant year to come.

A very wet but completely watertight staging of a new short play, made with exceptional care and skill.

An efficient, glass-walled descent into Kafka’s world of systems, stagnation and spiritual suffocation.

QSO Chief Conductor Umberto Clerici gathers his friends for a consummate chamber music program.

Starring Emma Matthews and members of the OA Chorus, Reuben Kaye and Shaun Rennie’s unique blend of lowbrow and “Hochkunst” proves irresistible.

A Cinderella story satirically attacking the British class system.

What does traditional Irish fiddle music gain from being played in a cathedral? Quite a lot, as it turns out. 

A white canvas exposes the fragile architecture of friendship in a smart comedy of high art, low blows and male insecurity.

Julia Child is alive and cooking in this bite-sized opera monologue baked to perfect imperfection.

Playwright Jean Tong delivers a gently satirical exploration of the workplace and heartfelt representation of an unlikely friendship.

Indigenous women are front and centre in this meditative play about relationships with family and Country.