What's on Next Month in Australia
Steph Tisdell: Identity Steft
Comedy S.O.S - World Premiere!
Jimeoin: Ramble On
Comedy S.O.S - World Premiere!
Lawrence Mooney: Like Literally
Comedy S.O.S - World Premiere!
Georgie Carroll: The Gloves are Off
Comedy S.O.S - World Premiere!
Arj Barker: We Need to Talk
Comedy S.O.S - World Premiere!
Kitty Flanagan: Smashing
Comedy S.O.S - World Premiere!
Riverside Digital: Come Dance & Sing with Jay Laga'aia and Friends
An afternoon adventure of fun, dance and song!
Steel Panther - Rockdown in the Lockdown Live Stream
It's 100% legal to attend this concert naked
Gordi - Album Launch
Streamed live from the Joan Sutherland Theatre
Bernadette Peters: A Special Concert
Streamed online for the first time
Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Carousel
Live from Lincoln Center, NYC
AIR – Live at Sydney Opera House
Recorded in the Concert Hall in 2017
Andrew McClelland's Mixtape
Cher's official AUS/NZ support act!
Amazon Prime Video
Watch exclusive Amazon Originals as well as popular movies and TV shows
At Home with Radiohead
Radiohead to release weekly live shows on YouTube
Rolling Stone Australia Annual Magazine Subscription
Save 15% on the relaunched Rolling Stone magazine
The Gruffalo's Child
Magical musical adaptation
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
Exclusive to Melbourne
The Queensland Choir: The Best of Broadway
Blends choral classics with the very best show tunes
Rembrandt’s Wife
Andrew Ford and Sue SmithRembrandt was famous for his portraits: rosy cheeks, smiling women, luscious naked curves. He lived with his wife, Saskia, in love and luxury. Hers is the plump face that smiles out of so many of his works. But as an old man, Rembrandt did not paint laughing women. He died alone, destitute. The women he loved — his wife, his mistress, and his last muse — were gone. One to consumption, one to the plague, one confined without cause to an insane asylum at his own bidding. Discover this extraordinary story in the first revival of this 2009 chamber opera by Andrew Ford and Sue Smith. For decades, Andrew Ford has championed music in cars and living rooms as host of the ABC’s Music Show. Now you can hear one of his own works, with a poignant libretto by playwright and screenwriter Sue Smith (Saving Mr Banks, Hydra). Warwick Stengards conducts this lyrical work featuring a nine-piece ensemble. Richard Anderson is the embattled painter. Taryn Fiebig performs as Saskia and as Rembrandt’s maid and muse, Hendrickje. Agnes Sarkis performs as his mistress, Geertje. This new production by director Tabatha McFadyen will play at the Malthouse Theatre.