Set on the island of Crete following the Trojan war, Tim Albery’s new production of…

Iford Festival is undoubtedly one of the most memorable ways I’ve ever experienced opera, for…

You may have seen the posters advertising The Go-Between in the tube, with musical legend…

Tristan and Isolde is an opera you can throw a lot at without overwhelming it,…

Rufus Norris, director of the National Theatre, finds himself in an odd position. After a…

As the 2016 Glyndebourne series begins with the usual delights – picnics, an audience dressed…

Based on the 1852 play, La dame aux Camélias, adapted from the novel by Alexandre…

Wagner’s operas can feel a bit like watching a test match for the first time.…

For some, Mallorca is synonymous with Magaluf — the unlucky magnet for badly-behaving Brits abroad.…

Ah, Bel Canto. Lots of lovely frocks, and even lovelier singing, and hopefully no naughty…

Rarely performed at Wells Cathedral, their renowned choir will be singing the sublime choral work,…

The ENO has been going for 85 years but this is its first ever production…