Eleven remarkable works from New York City’s longest-running free public dance festival, famous for its eclectic global ...

With new works from English National Ballet, Rambert and National Ballet of Japan, we take a taste of some of the new dance ...

This season, new operas are depositing characters in limbo between this life and the next – from Lincoln in Missy ...

The Berliner Philharmoniker closes the Edinburgh International Festival in the classiest way imaginable with Beethoven and ...

A strong cast led by Sarah Aristidou and compelling conducting from Nicholas Collon are the highlights of the opening night ...

Wagner, contemporary fireworks, and Straussian extravagance make for a characteristic Welser-Möst program as The Cleveland ...

Capturing the vogue for Sturm and Drang, Telemann’s dramatic cantata Ino was one of the composer’s last works in a prolific ...

Strauss programme, bringing his charges from the Metropolitan Opera, New York, and soprano Elza van den Heever for a slice of ...

This season, Switzerland’s premier public-facing concert series juxtaposes several notable Beethoven performances with a ...

The New Yorkers show their qualities in a blissful Mahler Fourth, with soloist Joyce DiDonato also wowing the Royal Albert ...

The Edinburgh International Festival roll out their A-team for Mahler's early Das Klagende Lied, with shadowy textures and ...

The Ukrainian Freedom Orchestra provide darkness with the suite from a new opera about Crimea, then balm with Four Last Songs ...