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Gwyn Hughes Jones’ sublime Otello at Grange Park Opera

The dark side dominates in David Alden’s sombre Otello for Grange Park Opera. While the tragedy is Otello and Desdemona,...

June is barely over, and already this is proving to be a very interesting Summer for new operas. This is...

Glorious cast includes Welsh mezzo soprano Angharad Lyddon Handel’s Tamerlano gets a contemporary setting in The Grange Festival’s take on...

For Chicago to succeed on stage it requires not only charismatic principal characters but a full ensemble of strong singers,...

It was a night of celebration at the Sherman Theatre as Music Theatre Wales marked forty years of championing modern...

Northern Ballet’s David Nixon demonstrates with The Great Gatsby his genius for giving audiences three ingredients that ensure a successful...

The front curtain for the show Waitress is a cherry pie and for a moment I expected something to pop...

The Covid-delayed performances of WNO Youth Opera’s staging of the one hour show The Black Spider by Judith Weir demonstrated...

The word ‘legend’ is often overused and applied to music artists who, while being excellent in their own right, fall...

Celebrated Virgins is based on the true story of the Ladies of Llangollen retold for a modern world. In Ireland...