The Metropolitan Orchestra’s 2022 season includes seven world premieres and two new children’s shows, as it continues to strive for accessibility and support for Australian artists.

The Met comes up with a neat, COVID-safe solution.

Find out what's on stage and streaming online in December from Limelight editors Jo Litson, Angus McPherson and Clive Paget.

The coronavirus is set to have an enormous economic impact on the arts industry and its workers.

Collaborations between Indigenous musicians and composers with Western classical orchestras, ensembles and musicians are beginning to grow. Steve Dow talks to some of the artists participating in the cultural exchange about the challenges involved, the protocols that need to be respected, and the exciting new Australian sounds that are emerging.

Daniel Rojas delivers a riveting re-imagination of Piazzolla’s tangos.

The orchestra celebrates its first decade with large-scale orchestral masterworks and a world premiere by Daniel Rojas.

Australian composer Jim Coyle tells us about the indefatigable Cornish preacher, who is the inspiration for his energetic new work for The Metropolitan Orchestra, Dancing with Billy Bray.

A feast of Russian music, conducted by Sarah-Grace Williams, attracts a full house.

The Australian entertainer and musical theatre star talks Peter Allen and touring with his "stage mum" ahead of his debut on the Bravo Cruise of the Performing Arts.

The Metropolitan Orchestra's Chief tells us about Shostakovich's uncharacteristically cheerful Second Piano Concerto ahead of TMO's all-Russian concert.

Taryn Fiebig and Jud Arthur steal the show as a luminous Adam and Eve.