Composer Erik Satie, jazz singer Lisa Simone, clarinettist Michael Collins, a deep dive into a brand-new Carmen, and a Broadway hit about a 16-year-old going on 70. Limelight's July issue is essential reading.
After spending a relaxing time on a virtual tropical beach, Guy Noble wonders if a little more virtual reality might be in order.
China's folk heritage reimagined in a concert bringing together 70 musicians with a UNESCO Cultural Heritage-listed choir.
For the Argentine-Australian baritone, a BRAVO Cruise of Performing Arts odyssey is more than a gig – it’s a floating festival and chance to reconnect.
Pondering the inconsistency of memory, Guy Noble argues that rather than hold a grudge, it’s better to forgive and forget.
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Staging a commercial musical can help finance a potentially loss-making opera, but has Opera Australia tipped the balance too far?
April's issue of Limelight is a feast of must-reads on music and the performing arts, from trailblazing bagpipe player Erwan Keravec to Richard Roxburgh's new film.
In front of a full house, an artistically successful showcase of the artistic potential of intercultural collaboration – at a time when it's sorely needed.
April's issue of Limelight is a feast of must-reads on music and the performing arts, from trailblazing bagpipe player Erwan Keravec to Richard Roxburgh's new film. Don't miss out!
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Stephanie Eslake explains how Tasmania’s secluded, idyllic location has inspired a creative movement, making the remote island state an ideal place for music and arts lovers to visit.
Big reads, in-depth analysis of Limelight's Artists of the Year vote, and everything you need to stay on top of the classical music and performing arts scene.
