A bloodcurdling true story of gullibility, death, murder set in the early years of the last century.
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A devastating lecture on imperial Britain and its impact on the Middle East delivered with passion and style.
A change of conductor and symphony but no shortage of thrills
Visceral, Dynamic and Compelling
A deeply interesting topical play in which the disgraced South African President Jacob Zuma is confronted by his one time spymaster.
The Nottingham Philharmonic serve up an invigorating, challenging work-out for the senses
Supremely civilised musical conversations in an exciting new concert venue
An inspiring look at the artist development work in Plymouth
Have a whale of a time with Ishmael, Ahab, Queequeg and Starbuck in this tale of misdeeds at and in the sea.
Warmth and refinement from the award-winning Esmé Quartet
A sparkling,well sung version of Donizetti's opera set on Barry Island, Wales.
Original and interesting take on Black history in UK
A provocative, splendidly performed work in which taking sides becomes very difficult.
Totally absorbing, magical.
A lavishly staged well dressed revival of a three song musical first seen in 1949.
A rare chance not to be missed to see Weill's 1933 songspiel about the rise of the far right & still relevant.
Piano poetry and pyrotechnics from Ji Liu
Musical about the tribulations of a young composer in 1990s New York trying to get his show put on. A first rate cast dazzles.
A tale of an awkward, touching friendship between Agatha Christie and Margaret Rutherford, a memorable Marple but not what Dame Agatha envisioned her to be.
A sonic spectacular – with a one-man ballet thrown in