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DARK NOON

- 22 May 2026

Seldom is theatre as disquieting as this remarkable work from South Africa, a work that...

- 19 May 2026

They’re all stars and already delivering great things. This year’s programme ran the full gamut...

- 19 May 2026

Shostakovich’s 10th Symphony will fill the Albert Hall, so it’s no surprise that the Dome...

- 17 May 2026

In a week where I saw a play about the lack or suppression of joy...

- 16 May 2026

Resound have made a name and built a reputation amongst the city’s community choirs based...

- 15 May 2026

It’s only part way into Peter Quilter‘s new play that we discover why she is...

- 14 May 2026

With fingers like tempered steel but capable of a feathery lightness of touch, Sherri Lun’s...

- 14 May 2026

Music can be so therapeutic. I was under the weather before this concert and so...

- 8 May 2026

A friend asked me the other day what the difference is between No Fit State...

- 8 May 2026

Minerva Baroque boldly took us back in time to an early Georgian Music Room, Mr...

- 7 May 2026

Old enough to remember seeing Liberace on our black and white TV as a child,...

- 5 May 2026

‘If a man can break the circle of the world for just two horses, then...