It is not just Twelfth Night, it’s Twelfth Night, or What You Will in The Folio, a signpost of the choices the inhabitants, ...

One of last year’s major joys was the box set version of Hawkwind's Space Ritual, an 11-disc extravaganza which made the ...

Ravel: The Complete Works with Piano François-Xavier Poizat, Philharmonia/Simone Menezes et al(Aparté) ...

Shakespeare must have relished the opportunities brought by the indoor Blackfriars Theatre in 1611: sound magnified in a way ...

No new production of a beloved old ballet can please everyone, and there is none more beloved, or more frequently produced, ...

This feels like the theatrical equivalent of being in a centrifuge – a wild, spinning ride through different forms of reality ...

Born Horses remains as inscrutable as it was when it was issued in the summer. While it is about the search for enlightenment ...

The man whose name sounds like a major aviation accident, private detective Cormoran Strike, is back, with his sidekick Robin ...

From placing first in the Sarah Vaughan International Vocal Jazz Competition in 2019 to being a triple Grammy winner, Samara Joy’s rise has been nothing short of meteoric. Joy’s third album, Portrait ...

Broadway shows sometimes hit the West End like, well, like a comet, burning brightly but briefly (Spring Awakening, for ...

Death of Music was created in Estonia. Despite the English lyrics, directness is absent. Take the title track. “Drop the ...

It’s difficult to believe that the last stop-motion Wallace and Gromit short graced our screens way back in 2008. Describing ...