A new initiative from Queensland Ballet addresses the decline in boys taking up dance by offering free weekly dance classes.

On a roll after a successful 2024, Willoughby Symphony Orchestra opens its 2025 campaign with Beethoven's 'Triple'.

Selected from over 200 entries Jordan Shea takes the prestigious prize with “a tender dramedy that pits love against obligation”.

Performed on a floating stage more than twice as big as anything on dry land, there will be no rockin' this boat.

One of Benjamin Britten's favourite voices, Luxon made over 100 recordings and was a champion of British song.

Jules Orcullo has been awarded the 2024 Griffin Award for a play inspired by family, the Fab Four and "cycles of generosity, gratitude and grief".

Ray Lawler revolutionised the Australian theatre with Summer of the Seventeenth Doll, but his influence extended far beyond his own writing.

Apple has launched a global list of the most popular classical albums in their latest music streaming service Apple Music Classical.

Applicants for this year's competition are steered toward painter Olga Garner-Morris's dramatic coastal landscape for inspiration.

New Wuthering Heights ballet opening in Russian-occupied Crimea uses Glass's music without his permission.

Jessica O'Donoghue, Andrée Greenwell and Katie Noonan are among this year's nominees, recognised for excellence in the music industry.

Gretel Packer's company Sacred Firebird has bought the Potts Point landmark, boosting hopes that the Metro-Minerva might be restored.