Nottingham young musicians shine in music of geographical and emotional extremes
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Innovative presentation of Mozart at his most sublime
A touching, well acte tale of the relationship between a surrogate mother and the woman who wants a child.
An innovative programme which quickened the pulse and refreshed the spirit.
In the time of universal deceit telling the truth is a revolutionary act - Orwell. A terrific drama about press freedom.
Three Irish women tell their stories - a sad, moving, funny and stimulating hour in the theatre,
Venetian music to ravish and stupefy the senses
Climbing mountains and surviving. Impressively staged play which does not quite reach the heights and proves a longish evening.
Czech musicians celebrate music from their homeland with plenty of local colour
Saving the day for Sunny Jim in 1979 - immersive theatre at its best.
A recital of poetic insight and technical finesse from the Leeds Piano Competition winner
ON’s Greek Passion: disturbing, puzzling, full of musical and dramatic energy
One of Shakespeare's less frequently performed comedies gets a sparkling production.
Welcomed revival, relevant, luke warm production.
A here today and gone tomorrow musical about plagiarism set in the 1930s.
Opera North proves that Caesar can still conquer the 21st century stage
Jasper Britton is a magnificent Beckett in a very handsome staging of a great play.
Opera North’s La Bohème: squalor has never been so beautiful
Impressive performances by Adam Goodbody and Courtney Buchner in this look at all our yesterdays, a world thankfully long gone, based on Stan Barstow's novel.