Review: Turandot (New National Theatre, Tokyo)
Alex Ollé's production is an admirable attempt to mine the trauma that informs Puccini's fantasy of the East.
Alex Ollé's production is an admirable attempt to mine the trauma that informs Puccini's fantasy of the East.
Currently playing on Broadway, the critically acclaimed adaptation of Baz Luhrmann's 2001 film will play a renovated Regent Theatre.
Britten's tale of a persecuted fisherman is brought to vivid, terrifying life in this concert performance.
Sopranos dominate this year's Bel Canto Award, while Australian Kiandra Howarth is a finalist in both competitions.
The influential art dealer and major arts patron has received the Australian Philanthropy Awards' top honour.
Ample talent on display, but the story needs more work to properly take off.
The Canadian bass, a regular collaborator of Joan Sutherland's, has died at the age of 90.
It was the sound of the “long-slidey-thing” that opened up the world of classical music for this conductor. He reflects on the influence of Kleiber, his time as an orchestral assistant, and his passion for new music.
Edward Walton has taken top honours at Italy’s Piccolo Violino Magico competition.
Kermes bursts with a passionate 15-part love letter to Handel.
Viardot’s 19th-century fairytale with 21st-century eco twist.
The Australian Youth Orchestra's CEO and Concertmaster speaks to Limelight about the orchestra's upcoming international tour.
A marvellous royal visit from soprano Ermonela Jaho.