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

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

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 ...

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 ...

Macbeth is an opera that involves prophesying. This implies a degree of inevitability concerning what unfolds, which makes it ...

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 ...