Kat’a Kabanova (Susan Elkin reviews)
This concise, passionate piece comes with echoes of both Chekhov and Ibsen – somewhere between The Seagull and A Doll’s House. Based...
This concise, passionate piece comes with echoes of both Chekhov and Ibsen – somewhere between The Seagull and A Doll’s House. Based...
I must have seen a dozen Don Giovannis since I last saw one traditionally set in the eighteenth century. And they get...
This miniature production presents Prokofiev’s ballet in an hour long version intended for children of three and over. The story is told...
John Lill CBE has been president of the Maidstone Symphony Orchestra since 1980 and his association with it goes ten years further...
Thomas Carroll, looking as if he’s about to win a snooker tournament in a snazzy red waistcoat, has a knack of bending...
What a good idea to open a concert whose main work is Ein Deutsches Requiem with Schicksalsleid. The choir is already there...
What a success the Marlowe Theatre is, five years on from its rebuild. I’ve seen its main space full for pantomime, Philharmonia...
Brighton Philharmonic Brighton Dome, 6 November 2016 What a good idea to open a concert whose main work is Ein Deutsches Requiem...