Two WASO debuts impress in this satisfying concert of two favourites and an Australian premiere.

Queensland Theatre and Malthouse Theatre bring Osamah Sami’s absurd and affectionate memoir to Brisbane audiences.

Victorian Opera hits another bullseye with the tale of the apple and the arrow.

A dozen leading ladies shine as Fanny Brice in this brilliant, semi-staged SSO concert.

Joyce Yang brought a sense of playfulness and whimsy, along with her virtuosic technique and exceptional musicianship, to her recital for Musica Viva.

A wonderful feast of chamber music from hugely talented performers.

Dalibor Jenis' hunchbacked jester isn't one to miss.

The MSO is led masterfully through stormy works from Britten and Bruckner.

Hough rocks the Rach Pag while Edwards' Earth Spirit Songs soar again.

Nothing less than true musicianship from pianist Stephen Hough.

A superlative night at the opera, with thrilling singing and red-hot drama.

An exciting, vibrant program that felt a little too big for the Utzon Room.

Osmo Vänskä’s new disc proves he’s no flash in the pan.

Variable casting leaves the Hong Kong Ring only partially forged.

A masterclass in baroque vocal pyrotechnics from the best.

Ruby shines intermittently in this tribute to Frasi’s London.

Handel’s flop is a winner in Pinchgut Opera’s hands.

A Georgian mezzo brings plenty of spice to bread and butter rep.

Though still relevant, Lenny’s Mass misses its mark in the city of love.

This Appl didn’t fall very far from Fischer-Dieskau’s tree.