La SourceLost after it's material records were destroyed by fire in 1883, the spectacular ballet La Source originally portrayed the idealistic vision of a magical domain in which a complex but beautiful love story of mythical figures unfolded. Jean Guillaume Bart has long been captivated by La Source, and his new choreography retains the ballet's romantic fascinations and it's glorious music by Delibes and Minkus. Filled with exotic colour and atmosphere, Bart

Jean-Paul Sartre and Sheryl Crow

thrift store-cum-glam fashion style and a vast list of influences

Pop music did not appear from nowhere but has a rich 'pre' history

made the work an indispensable part of the concert hall repertoire and Arthur Nikisch

keyboard and microphone as her only companions

Auckland based Josh Fountain (Leisure

couched in the familiar sounds of Marshall LaCount's distorted banjo and Mark Trecka's roiling drums

an allusion to the book of Genesis

from it's chilling sound design to the stygian depths of it's widescreen cinematography by Freddie Francis (THE ELEPHANT MAN)

Weinberg's "Children's Notebooks" represent one of the most beautiful piano cycles of the 20th century and deserve to be performed much more often that has hitherto been the case

Hunted down by Hitler's army

With another fifteen years to go in talkies after he made these shorts