
Vasily Petrenko: Mahler x Korngold – Royal Albert Hall | Review
The Kray twins had a nightclub, The Double R Club, in Bow Road, E3. Last night I went to a
Vasily Petrenko: Mahler x Korngold – Royal Albert Hall | Review Read More »

The Kray twins had a nightclub, The Double R Club, in Bow Road, E3. Last night I went to a
Vasily Petrenko: Mahler x Korngold – Royal Albert Hall | Review Read More »

Intimacy, intensity and interiority. This chamber music concert brought together three of “my favourite things,” to quote Julie Andrews. Music,
Service, Remembrance & Endurance – AWE Festival Read More »

Power, Politics, Propaganda. I am so glad I got the chance to see Howard Brenton’s 2010 play, Anne Boleyn, first
Anne Boleyn – Mary Wallace Theatre | Review Read More »

Desire, Defiance, Decapitation. The famous York Hall, home of British boxing, is a fitting venue for Salome. An opera with
Salome – York Hall | Review Read More »

As we come to terms with the humiliation of not being able to send a single warship to the Gulf,
Horatio Nelson: Fever and Fire – Theatre at the Tabard Read More »

Dreams, Desires and Dangers. I have lived in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames for nearly forty years and
Richmond Theatre Guided Tour – Review Read More »

Manet, Monet, Money – Matrimony, if you’ll pardon the coinage. A Mirrored Monet interweaves the art world, money, matrimony and
A Mirrored Monet – Charing Cross Theatre | Review Read More »

Exhibitions on screen are a double-edged sword. On the one hand, it democratises art by making it available to a
Turner & Constable: Rivals & Originals | Review Read More »