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.

One of the largest ASO projects of its kind for Adelaide Festival, all Rachmaninov symphonies and a new event make for a thrilling 2024 ASO season.

“Musical bliss and spiritual awakening” on offer in Perth's St George's Cathedral.

Directed by Sam Mendes, the Tony Award-winning story of the Lehman Brothers bank and its spectacular collapse will play at the Theatre Royal.

Perth’s Black Swan offers "ways to see the world through the lives of others" in a season that kicks off poolside.

The Australian composer traced the development of her admirable career in a beautifully-delivered and touching Address.

Opera Australia's stellar Tales of Hoffmann in the running for a prestigious International Opera Award. Barrie Kosky up for Best Director.

STCSA's 2024 offerings range from the intimate to the unabashedly glitzy. But they all share an idea, says Artistic Director Mitchell Butel.

A new report examines the lived experience of female and gender diverse music creators – and offers solutions for a way forward.

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.