Review: The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat (IOpera)
Michael Nyman’s chamber opera about a man with a curious neurological condition makes a rare appearance for its 40th anniversary.
Michael Nyman’s chamber opera about a man with a curious neurological condition makes a rare appearance for its 40th anniversary.
The little company that could presents opera’s longest work in a vast space that proves surprisingly perfect.
Melbourne's UNESCO-listed Exhibition Building to host an ambitious, all-Australian staging of Wagner's "miracle of complex engineering".
Nicholas Buc has written the music for a new oratorio called Origins, which draws on science to tell the creation story.
The beautiful and shocking secrets of our rivers are conveyed through a spellbinding marriage of film and music.
An excellent cast and orchestra showcased Wagner’s rich score in this one-off concert of the third opera in his Ring Cycle.
The Song Company’s Arms of Love is a revelation in musical programming, breaking all the rules of performing old music and arriving somewhere truly exhilarating.
Relocating the action to a 21st-century school caused confusion at times, but it was still a joy to see this fine independent company performing with such commitment.
Melbourne Opera and IOpera present a rollicking co-production of Kurt Weill's and Bertolt Brecht's rarely staged satirical three-act opera.
The assured quality of Melbourne Bach Choir's performance belied the many pandemic-induced obstacles and sheer hard work it took to get there.
How the Australian Chamber Orchestra went with the flow for its latest film project.
The little company that could makes an impressive contribution to Melbourne’s merry month of Verdi.
When Melbourne Opera performs Macbeth next month audiences can see it live at the theatre, via a regular livestream or in 8K 3D via VR headsets.