"It is truly special to have the opportunity to witness world-class musicians on stage in our nation’s capital." THAYER PREECE reviews Convergence, a performance by the Australian String Quartet.
"Four outstandingly talented performers were just brilliant in their interpretation of this cleverly written parody of musical theatre." Reviewer IAN McLEAN has an awesome evening at Musical of Musicals, The Musical.
"The Wolves is a tense group play about an American girls’ soccer team, very useful for giving a large group of young actors a chance to test their performance skills," writes theatre reviewer ALANNA MACLEAN.
"This performance, by a musical superstar of a generation, was something to behold in our small capital." ROB KENNEDY reviews the concert by British pianist Benjamin Grosvenor.
"Singing by the choir was confident and assured, but this is not a loud choir and they were often overwhelmed by the organ up in the balcony at the back of the chapel."
GRAHAM McDONALD reviews Durufle's Requiem by the LLewellyn Choir.
"Gubaidulina’s music continued to surprise with lively demands for the players and with a certain abandonment of musical hierarchies," writes reviewer ALANNA MACLEAN.
"There's a particular magic to French music from the 17th and 18th centuries, and the baroque flute – more refined than its modern descendents – was regarded its ideal medium." NICK HORN reviews the Early Music Day: Boismortier 270 concert.
"It was a succession of glorious arias, duets and choruses performed by ladies in gorgeous gowns and gentlemen in elegant formal wear, selected from the most popular operas." BILL STEPHENS reviews the Opera Australia Gala Concert.