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Perth WAThe Best of Bernstein
Bernstein
West Australian Symphony Orchestra; Benjamin Northey; West Australian Symphony Orchestra Chorus; Nicholas Tolputt
MelbourneWest Side Story, Film with Live Orchestra
Bernstein: West Side Story
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra; Benjamin Northey
MelbourneBernstein Classics
Copland, Mahler, Bernstein
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra; Bramwell Tovey; Nicholas Tolputt; Liane Keegan; Melbourne Symphony Orchestra Chorus
MelbourneBernstein On Broadway
Bernstein
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra; Bramwell Tovey; Sarah Fox; Liane Keegan; Michael Petruccelli; Brett Polegato
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Bangarra: The darkness between the stars
Dark Emu is a beautifully choreographed dance response to Bruce Pascoe's award-winning book. In combining current debate with millenia-old living tradition, it is both topical and profoundly poetic.
The Lady in Red: Queensland Ballet’s Firebird and Carmen
A youthfully fresh corps and Victor Estévez hold together this uneven double bill, with Acosta’s troubled Carmen demonstrating the challenges of adapting opera to ballet.
Ignition and internal combustion from Sydney Dance Company
The world premiere of Rafael Bonachela's first full-length work in six years, *ab [intra]* features astounding partnering and lives up to its claim of representing the energy of the creative dance process.
The State Opera’s Pearl Fishers graces Adelaide's stage
A remarkable Leïla from Desiree Frahn and insightful direction from Michael Gow combine for a precious production of Bizet’s early masterpiece.
From little things, big things grow: The AWO returns to Sydney
On their return to Sydney, the Australian World Orchestra under Riccardo Muti offer a subdued reading of Brahms’ Symphony no. 2 and a thrilling account of Tchaikovsky’s Symphony no. 4.