The Menier has a habit of reinventing its auditorium to suit each new production, but its latest rejig, courtesy of Paul ...

The title of this hour, like much of Catherine Bohart’s comedy, is inspired by her family. They have been one of the ...

It's always the same, at least among the folk I know: before the Proms season starts, we grumble about why there aren't more ...

There’s a whole sonic aesthetic that’s everywhere now. A kind of ghost of the Eighties, or maybe a throwback to a ...

Days of future past: Colin Morgan and Charlotte Spencer as the ill-starred Applebys To a soundtrack of eerie old English balladry, we've already had a parade of demonic possession, hauntings and ...

The excitement surrounding Man/Woman/Chainsaw is such that their current jaunt around the country has been superseded, with ...

With the passing of Dave Ball last autumn, one of the 1980s’ great synth-pop outfits came to an end. He and Soft Cell partner ...

This is a very enjoyable documentary about how the cerebral British filmmaker John Boorman found himself directing one of the ...

Since first collaborating with violinist Jack Liebeck during lockdown, Voces8 have built up a sizeable repertoire for this ...

Brahms’s German Requiem – not a Requiem Mass at all – is a sequence of seven choral/orchestral movements, with baritone and ...

Could there be a more amiable composer with whom to spend a few days than Josef Haydn? At this year’s Lammermuir Festival, ...

Running”, released in the autumn of 2024, is one of the most irresistible, over-the-top bangers of recent years. Its parent ...