Barrie Kosky’s animated production of Mozart’s Singspiel has been stunning audiences globally. Suzanne Andrade and Paul Barritt from innovative British theatre company 1927 tell us how a “hyperactive little Australian” convinced them to stage their first opera.
Fleming’s savvy picks run musical theatre’s gamut from A to Z.
A night with Herr Kaufmann is undoubtedly one well spent.
Robert Carsen’s update has bed-hopping and bare bods to spare.
Page offers a stylish glimpse into one of Mozart’s earliest works.
Written during the most exasperating period of his compositional career, Bernstein’s opera A Quiet Place reflected all of his then current excesses.
A ghost ship worth catching before it sails away later this week.
The Gabrieli's chief on the sublime King Arthur, the edgy string harmonies, even the smutty glees.
About to take on Wagner's cursed sailor for Melbourne Opera, the bass-baritone discusses the joys of a short rehearsal period, training like an athlete, and the humanity of the Dutchman.
Brett Dean's Hamlet on DVD, Stuart Skelton's debut recital album, and Pinchgut Opera are among the finalists.
A stunning production, visually and musically, that tips you into a nightmarish world, though the emotion is sometimes overwhelmed.
Amber Wagner blazes as Puccini’s icy princess.
The beloved singer will receive the Awards' first ever Honorary Fellowship at a ceremony later this month.
