The Magic Flute at the ENO
There can be little doubt as to how much London needs the ENO, surely the…
There can be little doubt as to how much London needs the ENO, surely the…
In musical theatre, there is a phenomenon known as “the 11 o’clock number”. Some musicals…
The Old Vic has a great track record in edgy musicals. Groundhog Day was an…
When the curtain rose on Jonathan Miller’s Barber at the Coliseum this week, the lantern-lit…
You might imagine that the ENO’s opening production of the season, The Handmaid’s Tale, is…
The Southwark Playhouse has something of a track record when it comes to musicals –…
It might not be the best time of year for a picnic but Glyndebourne is…
The “mother of performance art” Marina Abramovic has been obsessed with Maria Callas for many…
So, just for complete disclosure here, Traviata was the first opera I ever saw, and…
Let me begin – most unusually – with the orchestra. The ENO’s production of Peter…
G&S always loved taking a pop at the establishment. The law, the army and the…
If Opera has returned to Belcombe Court in Wiltshire, opening with the highly anticipated new…