The Metropolitan Orchestra (TMO) is returning to live performance. The TMO will finish 2020 just as it started, with lots of energy, excitement and plenty of much loved live music including the return of a favourite Australian work.
The concert …
Virus – A Fugue.
An absurdist tragicomedy, this is the play’s world premiere.
Fear, power and hierarchies compete in a world of people, puppets and model villages. Who will survive?
This one-act play by well-known Norwegian playwright Fredrik Brattberg…
Nine lives. Four infidelities. Two missing persons. One abandoned stiletto.
Under the oppressive heat of an Australian summer, a chance encounter triggers a series of events that cause nine lives to intersect, four lovers to contemplate infidelity, and two people …
This is a glorious concert magnificently played. Three works by composers, the final ones in each composer’s offering in the genre. Selby is joined by her brilliant international ‘friends’ Susie Park (Violin: Concertmaster Minnesota Symphony Orchestra), Stefanie Farrands (Principal Viola …
Take a celluloid shower with Les Asmussen while he gives a bath to a century of faulty films in WHAT WERE THEY THINKING?, an examination of one hundred more or less of the worst movies ever made and how they …
To celebrate AusMusic Month, the Australian String Quartet will add two new recordings to its burgeoning Australian Anthology digital release platform, making more home-grown music available to listeners across the world.
Coinciding with NAIDOC Week, on Wednesday 11 November …
Bell Shakespeare has announced their 2021 season, which will mark the company’s return to the stage and live performance for the first time since the COVID-19 lockdown in March. As Australia’s national touring theatre company and now in its …