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Opera Alumnus: Alcina

- 18 November 2016

Hallucinogenic drugs are not something one would generally associate with opera, yet the exciting new...

- 17 November 2016

Clever, silly, thought-provoking, and provocative – Nish Kumar runs the gamut from genuine political outrage...

- 16 November 2016

After his huge success on America’s Got Talent this year as Tape Face, the Boy...

- 16 November 2016

Books, books everywhere – even the set is magical, and that’s the least of the awe-inspiring...

- 16 November 2016

Two great voices join up for a programme of delightful music, an eclectic mix of...

- 16 November 2016

Like Christmas, Gittins To Know You is a marvel of a carefully orchestrated shambles, filled...

- 15 November 2016

There are many moments in life that can inspire you to try new things and...

- 15 November 2016

Raffles is a billed as a mystery thriller. The real mystery is why they thought...

- 14 November 2016

It’s fitting that this year’s BREMF should end looking both backwards and towards the future....

- 13 November 2016

What has a programme of Classical chamber works to do with an early music festival?...

- 12 November 2016

This bold project was extremely (too?) ambitious. The music, from that first sumptuous Josquin motet...

- 12 November 2016

Palisander, a recorder quartet, really delighted us last year in BREMF Live! and now with Rust...