Upon simply stepping into the Philharmonic hall there is a sense of calm to be felt and the concerts in…
Whilst it’s not customary to review the same production, a couple of key cast changes, a new venue, and the…
Sarah Helsby-Hughes’ direction is inspired as we embrace La Dolce Vita of 1960’s Italy in Flat Pack Music’s ingenious and…
Opera North’s English Version of Mozart’s two-act opera hints at the fantasy but lacks the magic necessary for the classic…
Chester Cathedral is many things to many people: a vibrant community of worship, an ancient abbey, an archaeological treasure, a…
Mozart’s satirical and deeply human four-act comic opera, an adaptation with Da Ponte of Beaumarchais’ banned 1778 play about warring…
As the programme notes, Mozart is one of those rare creative beings who comes to disturb the sleep of the…
It goes without saying that Mozart was a genius, the ultimate prodigious talent who could pick out tunes on the…
Mozart’s retelling of the Don Juan myth dates from 1787 and its tale of a serial, sexual predator sadly remains…
Transporting the audience back to 18th Century Vienna, Mozart's Requiem does not disappoint. The orchestra, conducted by Award-winning German conductor…