Playing to a capacity crowd at the Melbourne Recital Centre, pianist Roberto Fonseca quickly showed why he is one of the most highly regarded musicians of his generation.

The splendid Ballet Revolución, from Cuba, is back in town.

The entire program, balanced, varied and engrossing, was a further discovery for me of Hanson’s range and ambitions.

These two skilled, accomplished and committed artists gave a wonderful concert of art songs, on the fruitful theme of love.

One of the best dance shows in years, Cuba’s Ballet Revolucion is a high-energy, wide-ranging and joyful display of both movement and music.

What a great, simple and yet adventurous idea, to bring together and present a rich harvest of recent song writing.

Gillian Cosgriff comes with a raft of favourable reviews, and you can see why.

The show began very late, and runs a bit too long, but its good concepts and skilled performers make it worth a look.

Uma is a friendly, attractive performer who recently migrated here and is looking around at the glaring cultural differences and quirky features of both countries.

Coming to public notice through his playing of Keating, he has had his ups and downs (like all of us), and his latest solid gig seems to have been playing Vlad at Dracula’s Theatre Restaurant.