- 22 May 2015
A selection of Brahms’ German folksongs was a light opener, with mezzo-soprano Anna Huntley using...
Nina Conti is remarkable, in her talent, her honesty and her boldness to constantly move...
- 21 May 2015
Separate dance pieces delved into the lives of three different people, starting off with a...
- 20 May 2015
The dark sweaty arch of Concorde 2 was the perfect setting to introduce Roisin Murphy’s...
Bill Jones offered a very different turn of comedy. One that was bleak, melancholic and...
This evening was a series of entertaining comedic stories of genius from three inspiring comedians...
Works by Mark-Anthony Turnage can discourage ticket sales, but pair him with ever-popular Tchaikovsky and...
- 19 May 2015
A trio of very different pieces showcased the Heath Quartet’s breadth of styles and talent;...
- 18 May 2015
This slick professional and enjoyably silly sketch group have woven together a collection of sketches...
- 16 May 2015
We were promised ‘A joyously original programme of choral singing’ and it was that, although...
I loved this intelligently balanced programme of Liszt, Rubenstein, Dvořák and Schumann songs. However, the...
- 15 May 2015
Handel required much from his singers, male, female or castrato. ‘Being Both’ demanded the whole...
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