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P.O.V.
Lee Serle's choreography places the audience squarely within the performance, inviting them to cross over from spectator to participant in…
Paul Sings
Supported by four musicians, on a simple stage, this is a treat for lovers of McDermott’s voice, patter and creativity.
Mozart’s Requiem
When the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra is joined by its Chorus, there’s always the risk that one will be overshadowed by…
Morning Melodies – Wish Me Luck as You Wave Me Goodbye
Stories of unfaltering mateship and sacrifice and the popular and inspiring songs of the wartime period.
Tapping Identities
This interactive art installation provokes thought and invites physical reconstruction as it examines the flexible nature of human identity.
Flame Trees
Wayne Tunks' new play examines the impact of bushfires on lives and communities from the unique point of view of…
Piers Lane – Medici Concerts
The London-based Australian pianist is a scholar as much as a dazzling virtuoso, and boasts a dazzling technique.
Damian Callinan – The Merger
On one level the story of a proposed merger between two rival football clubs, this is also the story of…
Symphony by the Lake
In just under 18 months, Perth Symphony Orchestra has gained a reputation for great playing under the baton of conductor…
As We Forgive
Tom Holloway’s latest play, written as a vehicle for actor Robert Jarman, is spell-binding, gut-wrenching, and shockingly subversive.
