Much has changed since the Freiburg Baroque Orchestra last visited Melbourne,but their music is just as powerful as ever.
The early ’70s musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice has arrived back on the Melbourne stage with the energy and passion of a rock concert.
This restaging of The Removalists by Melbourne Theatre Company shows that the play is just as unsettling and important now as it was in 1971.
Cigarettes After Sex defies the stadium setting,delivering the same intensity and intimacy as if they were playing a hazy club in the middle of nowhere.
A few spine-tingling moments,yes,but this austere contemporary-dance interpretation of a classic story of desire,jealousy and murder was weirdly hollow.
Performing at Rod Laver Arena the musician is genuinely charming,keenly observing her surroundings and finding magic there.
Performing two albums back to back,the California trio capture a certain moment while continuing to attract new generations of listeners.
Khruangbin’s Margaret Court Arena initially seemed at odds with their setting – but their music transported the audience to another time and place entirely.
In a new play by Deborah Frances-White – host of The Guilty Feminist podcast – four friends find their relationships strained after a confronting evening.
In her first Melbourne concert in over five years,Kylie confidently straddles the roles of international pop icon and girl from the eastern suburbs.