- 25 May 2016
Biologist, Anglican and exceptional public speaker, Rupert Sheldrake spoke about science and spiritual practice as...
The premise is simple – an abridged version of a Shakespeare classic is performed in roughly...
The two generation gaps in this tale are dry, gaping wounds that are crippling a...
Six very different women once were married to a man they could not defy, just...
- 24 May 2016
Schubert’s ‘Grand Duo’ was precisely that, two equal virtuosos playing wonderfully together, from memory, rather...
‘They say you can get lost in a good book. But it’s worse to get...
This was most certainly an unforgettable event in the best possible way. Despite the late...
This was a night full of glamour and comedy as Debra Stephenson hit the Brighton...
This was no mere refined orchestral reworking of classic club anthems – this was a...
Have you ever been to a performance and been so overwhelmed with happiness, love, and...
Where will games be in 2025? Guardian games editor Keith Stuart led a fascinating discussion...
- 23 May 2016
This concert thrilled with the expectation of Glyndebourne’s future stars. Baritone Huw Montague Rendall began...
