Handel's big hit, William Kentridge’s Sybil and Guy Noble conducting in a gorilla suit. All this and much more in your November issue of Limelight.

After four decades with Australia Ensemble, veteran players are making way for new faces in 2024.

Six months after taking over the reins of the Sydney-based indie theatre touring company, CEO Robbi James has announced its closure.

For its fifth year, the Festival offers a lineup of classic chamber works performed by leading Australian artists.

Intimate recitals by international drawcards Paul Lewis and Joshua Bell, NYC's Brooklyn Rider, and ACO star Satu Vänskä. More to come.

A pioneering figure in the free jazz movement of the 1960s, Carla Bley blazed a long and winding trail.

Composers Brett Dean and Newton Armstrong in the running for the UK's prestigious music awards.

Queensland Theatre’s 2024 season-opening production of the classic psychological thriller Gaslight to tour after its Brisbane debut.

Christie helped steer The Australian Ballet through the pandemic. “Almost no challenge or obstacle seemed too big for Libby to take on."

Geurie's own Nathan Bryon to receive $25,000 to support the development of his burgeoning operatic career.

Violist Henry Justo has won the $21,000 Fellowship, which will help him develop a new collaborative installation work.

Seven tours, twenty-six artists, four world premieres – Musica Viva Australia's 2024 season "takes a sideways view" of chamber music both familiar and daring.