BackStage Music launches 2022-23 season
Backstage Music returns for a 2022-23 concert series, showcasing diverse talents across various genres and styles.
Backstage Music returns for a 2022-23 concert series, showcasing diverse talents across various genres and styles.
Fiona Winning, the curator of Sydney Opera House's UnWrapped, discusses the power of the Sydney Opera House brand to entice audiences to try something a little out of the ordinary.
This month’s concert highlights from ABC Classic, independent radio and streaming.
Forced into box-ticking to be allowed to work (safely) at the Sydney Opera House, Guy Noble suddenly had an egotistical thought . . .
The editors of Limelight share their selection of the most exciting classical music, opera and theatre events coming soon.
A new space for creativity and lifelong learning has become the first new dedicated programming venue to open at the Opera House in more than 20 years.
When Anna-Louise Cole first auditioned for the University of Melbourne, she was torn between playing cello and singing, but vocal studies won the day. Now the exciting young Australian soprano is to make her role debut as Turandot and, next year, Brünnhilde for Opera Australia.
Sydney has dropped off the map internationally because it doesn’t have enough theatres, says British impresario Howard Panter. For decades, the theatre industry has lobbied for more Sydney venues.
The Sydney Opera House's Utzon Music chamber series returns in 2022, with old favourites, as well as premieres of new works from Brett Dean and Paul Stanhope.
Sydney Opera House has launched a digital season of five of Sir Matthew Bourne's most popular dance works, available on its streaming platform, Stream, throughout November.
We chart the latest appointments and departures in the arts sector, among them Anne Dunn who joins Sydney Theatre Company and Carl Crossin who leaves Adelaide Chamber Singers.
The pandemic has accelerated the move online, but is it financially viable?
A COVID gratitude list in a bid to lift his spirits, Guy Noble finds joy in Bach, toasted sandwiches and the hold music on the ATO helpline.