Cole Porter, Welsh National Opera, Wales Millennium Centre
It was with some mild trepidation that I took my seat for Welsh National Opera’s Kiss Me, Kate. The musical...
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It was with some mild trepidation that I took my seat for Welsh National Opera’s Kiss Me, Kate. The musical...
If ever a conductor, new to a city orchestra and its audiences needed a suitable vehicle with which to showcase...
I consider Gustav Mahler’s music to be one of the most important gifts of what art can give to the...
It isn’t often that one has the opportunity to experience one of the classic Broadway musicals performed by a world-renowned...
Directing Kiss Me, Kate is to direct two shows at the same time. The first – the backstage romance of...
Shakespeare’s Portia may be right that the quality of mercy is not strained but by curtain call the audience was...
The very story of The Merchant of Venice is controversial. Anyone touching the material would seem to tip-toe through...
Welsh National Opera continues its themed season of programme from Artistic Director David Pountney with three very different Shakespeare inspired works....
It is an interesting juxtaposition – the late Peter Maxwell Davies’ interwoven stories of young people who make a stand against conforming, convention and...
It is much to the credit of singer Claire Booth that she had her audience totally in her grip in...