The Magic Flute from Berlin’s Komische Oper in which singers interact with stunning animations is coming to the 2019 Perth and Adelaide Festivals.

Sydney Theatre Company offered Kate Mulvany the chance to go “big and bold” with an Australian novel. So she has written a two-part, five and a half hour adaptation of Ruth Park’s Harp in the South trilogy.

Three world premieres, a musical, radio murder mysteries, a stage adaptation of the film Baby Doll, and the return of Diplomacy are all on the bill.

A lo-fi musical comedy set in a small Aussie town offers plenty of rough-and-ready fun.

The Telstra National Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Art Awards is the country’s longest-standing, most prestigious exhibition of its kind, and it continues to develop to keep pace with the changing face of Indigenous art.

As the English conductor prepares to conduct Act III of Meistersinger for SOSA, he shares his love of Wagner's music.

The virtuoso guitarist tells Jo Litson about the crucial input of his family in his career as he tours, tops album charts, leads the Adelaide Guitar Festival, and prepares for a new baby.

Jonathan Holloway's line-up includes 16th-century polyphony, virtual reality crossed with live performance, a dance-opera, and toy plastic pianos.

This year, the prestigious Genée International Ballet Competition will take place in Hong Kong with 50 dancers from 13 nations.

An exciting, high-tech production that both thrills and overwhelms at times.

The spinto tenor is embracing the chance to take a new look at Verdi's opera, with Davide Livermore directing a digitally staged production.

The musicals Muriel's Wedding and Beautiful, and Bangarra's Bennelong lead the charge at the Act I presentation.