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Glyndebourne’s Jerwood Young Artists

- 21 May 2014

Four confidently up-and-coming singers, supported by the Jerwood Charitable Foundation and accompanied brilliantly by Gary...

- 21 May 2014

Hitchcock’s back! An intrigued audience peers in from every dark recess of the Spiegeltent as...

- 21 May 2014

From a childhood trawling round the newsagents of Windsor trying to find the next issue,...

- 20 May 2014

Dr. David Bramwell delivered a thoroughly entertaining and informative talk about the trickster, the archetype/character...

- 20 May 2014

In front of a packed and appreciative crowd, AC Grayling, the author of The God...

- 20 May 2014

The Super Furry Animal frontman recently retraced the route that his distant relative John Evans...

- 20 May 2014

Apparently a reticent performer these days and one who has suffered from acute stress and...

- 20 May 2014

An extraordinary idea that made for an extraordinary evening. Peaches is pretty extraordinary to start...

- 19 May 2014

Both films centred on children being left alone, and it was easy to see why...

- 19 May 2014

Lobel’s work is introspective, but not self indulgent. In this piece he looks at the...

- 19 May 2014

How heartening it was to see so many young citizens, and I choose that word...

- 19 May 2014

Sometimes the beauty of William Shakespeare’s language – and even the concepts behind what he...