Brighton Philharmonic 5 March 2018 (Susan Elkin reviews)
It was a concert full of drama, mostly Russian, under Stephen Bell’s incisive baton. The drama included the conductor literally leaping up...
It was a concert full of drama, mostly Russian, under Stephen Bell’s incisive baton. The drama included the conductor literally leaping up...
Just occasionally Ms Alzheimer’s presents me with a little bonus – something that’s actually quite useful as opposed to destructive. It’s reasonably...
Luke Adamson’s play One Last Waltz has just completed its run in the studio space at Greenwich theatre. I hope he manages...
When My Loved One was finally given his devastating, condemnatory diagnosis 11 months ago, I had great difficulty holding on for the...
Last Saturday I pushed, shoved, forced My Loved One a million miles out of his comfort zone. “Sod you, Ms Alzheimer’s” I...
In his prime My Loved One used to run along the tops of beach breakwaters to show off to the kids and...
A young man needs a lover, a middle aged man a housekeeper and an old man a nurse. Sexist but true. Well...
Anvil Arts, Basingstoke, 16 February 2018 Dvorak is to the Czech Philharmonic what, say, Strauss is to the Vienna Philharmonic. It’s in...