- 31 October 2019
Loved the book, enjoyed the film but neither could have prepared me for how much...
- 28 October 2019
Engaging programmes are a hallmark of BREMF and this concert is an excellent example. Following...
Presenting Handel’s Rinaldo as written would no doubt leave most modern audiences bewildered by the...
- 27 October 2019
This excellent ensemble of three voices, two medieval fiddles and a lute certainly enhance BREMF’s...
This well-matched trio are already BREMF favourites after tenor Rory Carver’s sterling performance as Monteverdi’s...
- 26 October 2019
BREMF main programme began in the darkness of Tenebrae, plangent verses from Jeremiah sung during...
- 23 October 2019
Few plays come with such a terrifying reputation as this, not only as a landmark...
- 14 October 2019
For every modern interpretation, every wild re-setting or adaptation of an opera, and no doubt...
- 12 October 2019
There’s something disarmingly un-rock ‘n’ roll about Will Young. The swagger is charmingly innocent, rather...
Glyndebourne Tour’s brand new production of the Verdi favourite is a triumphant coup de théâtre....
- 7 October 2019
Autumn is here and BREMF 2019: METAMORPHOSIS has begun. As in previous years there have...
A ceilidh is an odd event for someone like me who cannot even walk steadily,...
