The honour of being the first show in a new venue goes to the gritty Cherry Smoke, a play that feels out of step with the times.

Kalkadunga composer and performer William Barton joins the SSO’s Board of Directors, "part of the engine room of change".

Aurélien Scannella out and David McAllister in (temporarily) as West Australian Ballet implements artistic leadership change.

Composer Klearhos Murphy will pay tribute to the victims and survivors of the Greek Civil War in his prize-winning new work.

The composer and guitarist known for his innovative use of recorded speech has died in New York City.

Old faves speak to the legacy of past Adelaide Cabaret Festivals while premieres point to its future as one of the world’s major cabaret showcases.

Andrew Lloyd Webber "shattered" by the death of his composer son Nicholas, aged 43.

After a barrage of outrage from music lovers and musicians worldwide, the BBC has reversed its decision to disband its revered vocal ensemble – for now.

Melbourne-based mental health researchers put out a call for performers to get involved in a national survey and the creation of stress-busting strategies.

Currently on tour in Australia, musical polymath Owain Park, leader of The Gesualdo Six, unpacks the music that has moved him most.

Lead-poisoning has long been suspected. Syphilis has been mentioned. Liver disease assumed. But what really killed Beethoven?

The third Music She Wrote festival for 3MBS celebrates women's work and breaking with societal norms and expectations.