- 9 May 2012
I’m so glad I heard this brilliant young quartet and their Russian companion, and glad...
In an evening of work that spanned 30 years it was the earlier material that...
- 8 May 2012
There should be a national position for Alain De Botton, the Archbishop of Atheism perhaps....
Simon Armitage was in playful mood for this Faber Social in the salubriously done-out Corn...
The Killing Fields is a documentary by Carlo Nero; following a screening of this thought-provoking...
As elegant as ever Redgrave took the stage and held the audience for nearly two...
Not knowing what to expect from Tristan Sharps is part of the excitement. His fertile...
Pat Kinevane’s one man drama invades your mind like a bad dream. His derelict, mentally...
There is a Homeric theme running through Vanessa Redgrave’s festival choices. This captivating discussion provided...
Where better than Glyndebourne to hear The Hagen Quartet deliver Beethoven’s String Quartet in A...
In an intimate setting, three renowned writers recite from their latest work. Launched by brainchild,...
This group certainly lived up to their name with the fast-paced opener’s dynamic poly-rhythmic drums,...
