An already superb first weekend at the G&S Fest culminates in a glorious showcase of Arthur Sullivan’s choral credentials.

ACO and Will Gregory show us how Dr Robert Moog and Wendy Carlos helped change the soundtrack of our lives.

Much love and care has gone into the making of this Pirates of Penzance, and all of its facets are delivered with playfulness and vigour.

It’s too easy to dismiss the comic operettas of Gilbert and Sullivan as quaint anachronisms – especially in the wake of the recent Coronation.

Orchestra Victoria in awesome form for a one-off concert performance of Philip Glass’s Gandhi opera Satyagraha.

This interactive staging of Gilbert & Sullivan’s first big hit puts the State Opera chorus front and centre, filling the Adelaide District Court with its power.

The inspired pairing of Mozart’s powerful 24th piano concerto with Strauss’s exquisite Don Quixote proves dramatically and musically powerful.

Listening to the Affinity and Oriole string quartets at Quartetthaus is one of the most intense musical experiences one can enjoy.

An epic tale full of flawed characters and moral quandaries adapted from the earliest Chinese-language novel published in Australia.

Inspired by a moving true story, a new opera illuminates different aspects of the never-ending human narrative of injustice, inequality and loss.

Christos Tsiolkas’ celebrated queer novel Loaded comes to life with a powerful script and breakout solo performance.

A memorable, unintentionally site-specific concert serves as an auspicious start to ASQ’s latest national tour.