
FOLLIES – THE 2018 NATIONAL THEATRE CAST RECORDING
Following its 2018 Olivier Award wins for Best Musical Revival and Best Costume Design and a sold out run at
Following its 2018 Olivier Award wins for Best Musical Revival and Best Costume Design and a sold out run at
Bliss, Brett Dean’s opera on Peter Carey’s novel, opened in Sydney amid a tide of patriotism for Australia’s most important
Courtney Love, widow of the late Kurt Cobain and supposedly ‘the most controversial woman in the history of rock’, has
When the meditative music of Arvo Pärt and Henryk Mikolai Gorecki reached western ears in the early 1980s, it was
Susana, widow of the composer William Walton, has died in the garden shrine she created in his memory at La
The Sony label, which paid $3 million to snatch Lang Lang from Deutsche Grammophon a few weeks ago, has swooped again
The death of Wolfgang Wagner, announced Sunday night, ends a post-war era at Bayreuth that was almost as unpleasant as the
The Vienna Philharmonic has posted a tribute to one of its oldest friends, Franz Mailer, the supreme authority on three-four
In the second episode of my conversation with the strings world in The Strad magazine, I discuss what has been
Before you sit down tonight to watch the Oscars, you may wish to sample the latest in-depth analysis of one
The great English tenor, the outstanding Peter Grimes and Aschenbach of recent years, has succumbed to a rapid, aggressive cancer.
Coming out of a premiere at the Young Vic last night, I overheard the following exchange between two of the