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Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox

- 7 March 2018

No one could be fail to be entertained by this show. A six-piece band was...

- 7 March 2018

Alula is an an all female Cyr troupe performed a playful, light-hearted, amateurish theatrical narrative...

- 6 March 2018

Plaintive oboe playing from Alun Darbyshire softly opened the afternoon in an emotional timbre, culminating...

- 6 March 2018

Kit Redstone set out with Rhum and Clay Theatre Company to make a work about...

- 4 March 2018

He’s Marmite, he’s mouthy, he’s perhaps mad… but on stage his control of his voice...

- 1 March 2018

Being an avid listener of Robin Ince and Brian Cox’s Radio 4 podcast The Infinite...

- 1 March 2018

Lionel Bart is well known as the genius behind the musical Oliver, less so for...

- 1 March 2018

Equipped with a pair of headphones, each audience member enters the space of I’d Be...

- 25 February 2018

Berlioz’ Overture for Béatrice et Bénédict made for a combative, luxuriant opening number, setting the...

- 22 February 2018

It’s a great premise – recognising several of the women from history who have made major...

- 22 February 2018

Expectation can be a cruel mistress… By the high standards these live pioneers have set...

- 22 February 2018

It’s baffling that Paul Weller still hasn’t made the jump to being held in full...