Richard Studer's ingenious pared-back staging and a strong cast make a compelling case for small-scale Mozart in Hampshire ...

Carl Palmer, Guy Garvey and a stellar BBC Concert Orchestra bring prog rock's grandeur and ambition to the Royal Albert Hall The BBC Concert Orchestra, conductor Robert Ames and a revolving cast of ...

Nicholas and David Childs lead a brilliantly varied programme from Bingham to Gregson, with a dazzling Hemingway concerto at ...

Laurent Pelly’s new production of Ariadne auf Naxos is a huge improvement on the staging it replaces. While there are a few ...

Owain Park's ensemble weave Dowland, Monteverdi and Bennett into a quietly ravishing evening at the Ryedale Festival ...

Yunchan Lim's luminous Ravel and a vivid Gershwin lift the First Night, with Finzi's ceremonial ode an unexpected late ...

The Queen of Pop returns with a sequel to 2005's Confessions On A Dance Floor. Never has looking back felt so exhilarating ...

Henry Waddington's Lady Bracknell leads Jack Furness' gleefully surreal staging as Gerald Barry races through Wilde ...

Macbeth is an opera that involves prophesying. This implies a degree of inevitability concerning what unfolds, which makes it entirely appropriate to look at the events from the perspective of them ...