Opera for All breaks down the barriers for a third year
The free, Opera Australia-produced, BMW-sponsored event is ready to make a few opera converts among the crowd, says soprano Olivia Cranwell.
The free, Opera Australia-produced, BMW-sponsored event is ready to make a few opera converts among the crowd, says soprano Olivia Cranwell.
MTC, Melbourne Opera, Richard Mills and Kinky Boots among the companies, artists and shows recognised in a marathon Green Room Awards ceremony.
In a world still grappling with science and scepticism, Richard Mills has written a opera about the man who got the ball rolling – Galileo.
Two recent chamber operas exploring difficult subjects make their Australian premieres.
Catherine Foster makes a stunning Australian debut in a concert of Strauss’ Greek tragedy.
Helena Dix dazzles in this bel canto rarity, given a clever House of Gucci makeover.
Elena Schwarz led the TSO and mezzo-soprano Dimity Shepherd in an immersive concert that transported its audience to another world.
This absorbing, meditative piece featuring poetry by Leonard Cohen and music by Philip Glass is sure to trigger a good discussion.
An amazing coupling of Katy Abbott and Frederic Rzewski transported its audience to new worlds of possibilities within political commentary, demolishing the old adage that ‘music is beyond politics’.
This new production, co-produced with Joffrey Ballet, has finally arrived in Melbourne to the great excitement of the audience.
Melbourne’s opera year begins with an impressive second instalment of Wagner’s Ring Cycle.
Director and choreographer Matthew Barclay’s Carmen is a handsome looking production that more than satisfies the demands of a travelling outfit on its way to in excess of 30 cities
Cabaret and opera combine in this gleeful myth deconstruction, giving you plenty to think and talk about.