The Matilda Awards, Queensland’s premier awards for the performing arts, announces nominees and goes gender neutral in acting categories.

"Wonderful development and learning opportunities." The MSO and the Sichuan Symphony Orchestra cement relations in a multi-year deal.

Inspired by the knotty interpersonal relationships of 19th century literary notables, Darkness is a dark and stormy night tale with a twist.

Winners in the classical music, opera, music theatre, jazz and visual media/film categories have been announced in a ceremony taking place in Los Angeles.

As its La Bohème nears its 200th performance, Opera Australia announces 200 tickets at $2 a pop in a bid to encourage the opera-curious.

A piece of Beatles-era technology – a mixing desk from London’s Abbey Road studios – is now the centrepiece of a new exhibit at Hobart’s MONA created to host artists.

Time and tides are explored and celebrated in SIMA's adventurous Jazz: NOW summer festival.

On a mission to "create wonder for everyone", Sandra Willis takes the reins at Melbourne Recital Centre.

Star Heldentenor Stefan Vinke walked the walk in the opening performance at the Royal Opera House. That, unfortunately, was all he could do.

“The possibility of genuine cultural and artistic thriving.” Arts sector leaders respond to the release of the National Cultural Policy.

Sydney violinist Harry Ward has secured a position among the first violins of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra.

The Labor government's much-anticipated National Cultural Policy introduces a raft of sweeping organisational changes and new funding initiatives.