Bluegrass, courtroom drama, and Victorian murder meet in a sharp, witty retelling of the Lizzie Borden’s story. “Myth always makes…
History, high stakes, and a heap of puzzles, Brodie’s neck isn’t going to save itself. I’m standing in the cramped…
Darkfield has a well-earned reputation for bending the mind through total sensory control, and Visitors is no exception. Presented in…
Strings, percussion, and a little mountain magic, but no conductor, and sometimes I notice. The NFM Leopoldinum Orchestra from Wrocław…
Kathryn Joseph has never been shy of reinvention, but her late night set at The Hub felt like a decisive…
I arrive early at Queen’s Hall, buzzing for the International Festival debut of the Fibonacci Quartet. Two of their members,…
It is one of those nights at The Hub that I will not quite shake off, in both the best…
The Edinburgh International Festival treats me to a musical triptych tonight at the Usher Hall, a concert in three sharply…
I’m not sure what’s more remarkable - the fact that The Ceremony ends with thirty-odd people making chicken noises at…
Some shows you see, enjoy, and forget. Others you see, endure, and wish you could forget. Works and Days is…