The unexpected Dianne Reeves
You never know exactly what you'll get at a Dianne Reeves show.
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Nick Galvin
Nick Galvin is a journalist with The Sydney Morning Herald
Far from your bog standard opera
There are many unusual challenges that come with staging opera in a public toilet.
Vivid 2017: The lights go on in Sydney
Surreal sea creatures will transform the sails of the Opera House for Vivid 2017.
Baxter the marimba-playing robot's life of glamour
Life could have been so different for Baxter the Robot. A product of US company, Rethink Robotics, Baxter was designed to perform any dull, repetitive tasks no human would ever want to undertake.
Cairns artist scoops local $15,000 prize
The work is strongly informed by the artist having grown up in the Torres Strait.
Lost and found in Locatelli's fiendish labyrinth
Satu Vanska, principal violin with the Australian Chamber Orchestra, has spent many hours mastering Locatelli's labyrinth.
Pointless grandeur and the search for the perfect boofchord
Nick Galvin looks at what it means to be part of the Spooky Men's Chorale.
A tale for our times - and live streamed to boot
From Brexit to Trump and Putin to populism, the best productions can give audiences a prism through which to view a disturbing world.
A unique journey into the mind
A process that lasted more than a decade has paid off for Michael Mulcahy.
Ugly opera stoush blows Carmen preparations out of the water
Opera Australia thought all they had to worry about with Friday's opening night of Carmen on Sydney harbour was the bleak weather forecast that threatens the production.
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