Another smash hit from WAM! Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) the eighteenth-century superstar of classical music who started composing aged 5, was dead by 35 but had by then written over 600 works … [Read more...]
Love, Loss & Chianti at Riverside Studios | Review
As a Londoner born and bred I like to visit new arts venues and marvel at the extraordinary transformations that are happening all over this great city. The new Riverside Studios which opened in … [Read more...]
Madam Butterfly by Giacomo Puccini at the London Coliseum | Review
It’s no accident that Puccini wrote Madam Butterfly in 1905. Japan had announced itself on the world stage by defeating Russia. It was the first Asian nation to win a war against a modern … [Read more...]
Dances at a Gathering / The Cellist | Live Screening | Review
Dances at a Gathering / The Cellist is a magnificent double bill from the Royal Ballet, which I saw last night in a live screening at the Curzon Richmond. The Cellist tells the story of the triumph … [Read more...]
ENO’s Luisa Miller by Giuseppe Verdi at London Coliseum | Review
Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1901) is one of the greats of Italian opera. Best known for Aida and as the composer of the dramatic music for The X Factor. Translated into English his name is Joseph Green. He … [Read more...]
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