A misdirection of magicians empty the hat with a unique blend of illusory entertainment.

The Adelaide Virtuosi Trio delivers a generous, if not perfect recital of chamber favourites.

This thoughtful show from the self-described "professional feminist" empowered the women in the audience – and hopefully enlightened the men.

Two years on, the Soweto Gospel Choir is soaring to even greater heights.

D'Arietta's Cohen was a safe, satisfying journey rather than a ride.

More a musical pavlova than a croquembouche, but tasty nevertheless.

Vocally and emotionally, you longed for the depth of the man himself, but that was just plain unreasonable.

The combination of Coughlan's authentic lived-in blues and engaging humour was intoxicating

A gritty evening with Brahms reveals a theatrical pearl.

Gulliver upside down and inside out – a Lilliputian tale with a big heart.

Games by Henry Naylor is a powerful intrigue based on a true story.

Intriguing and enjoyable – but more jam session than show.