Claude-Michel Schönberg and Alain Boublil’s Martin Guerre ran for 19 months at the Prince Edward Theatre from July 1996. It ...

Their best album since 2018's Loner has the same air of unrestrained chaos running through it. It is the antithesis to AI ...

The prolific creator's latest uses the Yamaha DX7 synthesiser to create 50 minutes of startlingly lovely music to soothe ...

The Jazz quintet deliver a fantastic paean to their home city and showcase freewheeling vitality as a musical ensemble Jazz ...

Listening to Ella Thompson‘s album, Triumph And Sadness, feels like a bit of a throwback at times, in the nicest possible way ...

Neal Cooper’s noble Tristan and Cara Mchardy’s impassioned Isolde crowned an evening of rare flow and conviction ...

The Brit folk legend's latest fits comfortably into his catalogue, all fiery Stratocaster riffs, doomy ballads and stories of ...

Bengtsson’s soaring soprano and the LSO Chorus were magnificent – but the Barbican’s limitations hampered Pappano’s Mahler ...

Kip Williams' video-heavy staging and a committed cast, led by an outstanding Matthew McKinney, make a strong impression in ...

Wingate’s Tatyana and Walker’s conducting were outstanding – but Nolan’s misguided concept left Tchaikovsky’s masterpiece ...

The follow-up to 2024's A Devastating Turn Of Events swaps the jangly guitars and indie hooks for a more polished pop ...

McCambridge played his first show as Arborist supporting James Yorkston as this feels a good reference point, both artists ...