The view from Nevill Holt is over the Welland Valley, a patchwork of fields, irregular and ancient in shape with...

Spoiler alert: Vanessa was oh so refreshing. I walked in with tempered expectations. A new kind of opera...? I watched...

Having gone to theatre school, I’m embarrassed to admit I never saw Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman live. Lucky...

Remember when plays had language? Dense, murky language, cerebrally and passionately expressed by idiosyncratically human characters? Following the remarkable double-header...

Chamber music does not have to sound stuffy or medieval; in actuality, the interplay between two or more musicians can...

Is existentialism having a moment? It certainly felt like it at the Royal Court for this thought-provoking double bill. Godot's...

A five star evening Upstair's At Ronnies. A very welcomed new addition to London's cultural offerings. Because of the sacred...

This was one of those evenings where you leave the theatre with sore cheeks from all the laughter. The Trocks...

Three things to anticipate at the Philharmonic’s Spring Gala: Dudamel’s spring opening before taking over as its Artistic Director, a...

This retelling of The Tempest from Caliban’s perspective left me with more questions than answers. As a self-proclaimed thespian and...