Review 28/44

Liverpool Beyond van Gogh and Beyond Monet run extended

Lights, camera, actors…. Imitating the dog applies its trademark multimedia theatrical approach to the zombie apocalypse in what is...

Back in the mid-80s a new sound hit British dancefloors – and the singles charts – with an infectiously funky Latin rhythmed dance number...

This Sunday night recital concert was originally planned for the intimate confines of the Phil’s Music Room. But such has been the...

“Power,” Lord Alton wrote in 1887, “tends to corrupt. And absolute power corrupts absolutely.” Well, plus ça change, plus c'est la même...

We live in an age of complete connectivity – and yet in many ways we’re more alone than ever. And as Sally Abbott’s powerful and...

There are, of course, as many superstitions within the classical music world as anywhere else – but the ‘curse of the ninth’ is perhaps...

When, back in the early 90s, Stephen Daldry revealed his intention to stage An Inspector Calls at the National you can imagine it raising...

Ask musical theatre fans to name a Kander and Ebb show and they’ll probably offer you Cabaret or Chicago. But there’s a third ‘C’ in the...

Two actors, a handful of props, some judiciously deployed lighting and sound effects, and one ghostly apparition. Stephen Mallatratt’s...

The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic was the first British orchestra to perform the Mahler cycle when Sir Charles Groves wielded the baton...