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How do we react when connection breaks down and our world disintegrates? We likely respond as though the world isn’t watching us.
So it is in La Voix Humaine – Poulenc’s setting on Cocteau’s one-act one-woman play. Here the opportunity to witness an intense 45 minute breakdown of a relationship news of which is conveyed by a woman’s responses to the telephone conve...
Sheffield Chamber Music Festival have made a bold choice this year in programming works by Morton Feldman and Samuel Beckett. In doing so, they’ve demonstrated how well they know their audience too.
A near-capacity audience for a Monday night at the Crucible Theatre meditating on end of life, isolation and the sense-making that comes after was poignant, comforting,...
Guest reviewer Caroline Potter on United Strings of Europe’s Purcell Room debut — a programme exploring music, deafness, and what it means to listen.
How can music be made accessible to people with hearing loss? This was the question at the heart of the United Strings of Europe’s latest show. Texts were both projected on the back wall and signed by ...
A Kings Place concert series dedicated to Steve Martland is challenging assumptions created by the aesthetic his promotion leaned on when the composer was alive.
This year, Kings Place have dedicated concerts to the work of composer Steve Martland, who died in 2013. One concert this week, featuring Carice Singers, presented a selection of Martland settings alongside...
Alex Polizzi returns in the Hotel Inspector on 5, gifting flailing establishments in the hospitality sector with her considerable knowledge and experience gained from the hotel trade.
Season 21’s proprietors are a warmer bunch than in previous seasons — eager, responsive and grateful. A far cry from previous series where the businesses and (some of) the owners are ...