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Last Updated on January 18, 2026 Into Woolf’s inner world – Wayne McGregor’s dance response to the life and writing of Virginia Woolf. Wayne McGregor’s first full-length work for the Royal Ballet, created in 2015, has returned to the Royal Opera House. His Olivier Award–winning triptych, Woolf Works, remains an ambitious and distinctive response to […]
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Last Updated on January 17, 2026 Dark Harmonies from The Gesualdo Six, A Theatrical Concert for the 300th Anniversary of St Martin in the Fields In his introduction to Death of Gesualdo, Bill Barclay writes: “Carlo Gesualdo wrote some of the most darkly sublime music of the late Renaissance. He also savagely murdered his wife […]
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Last Updated on January 16, 2026 English National Ballet Dance Khan’s Disturbing Masterpiece The spirit of Akram Khan’s Giselle, danced with vehemence and vulnerability by English National Ballet, resonates like never before in our troubled times. Attending a performance of this landmark production is an experience – an immersive and internal experience. Created for the […]
Last Updated on January 14, 2026 Where to find the finest British Restaurants in London. Looking for the best British restaurants in London? We are here to help. As someone who writes regularly about London restaurants, I remain ambivalent about the sheer number of new openings introducing diners to an ever-expanding range of cuisines. Georgian […]
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Last Updated on January 13, 2026 The Weight of the Crown – Boris Godunov returns Richard Jones’ stark and disturbing staging of Boris Godunov returns to The Royal Opera this January, ten years after the production’s debut. Dark, brooding and unflinchingly psychological, Modest Mussorgsky’s great historical tragedy remains one of opera’s most searching explorations of […]
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