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  • GRAMOPHONE Review: Prokofiev Romeo and Juliet - Los Angeles Philharmonic/Dudamel

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  • A Conversation With LIISA RANDALU: Schumann Quartet release 2nd CD
  • A Conversation With DAME JANET BAKER
  • ENCOUNTERS: Edward Seckerson talks to Broadway composer LUCY SIMON
  • A Conversation With VICTORIA WOOD: New TV drama, ‘Loving Miss Hatto’
  • A Conversation With VASILY PETRENKO: RLPO Shostakovich Symphonies
  • Edward Seckerson talks to RENÉE FLEMING about The Light in the Piazza
  • A Conversation With JOHN RUTTER
  • A Conversation With DAVID McVICAR & SARAH CONNOLLY: Charpentier’s ‘Medea’
  • A Conversation With JULIAN OVENDEN
  • A Conversation With SIR PAUL McCARTNEY: BBC Radio 4 Kaleidoscope
  • Podcasts

    A Conversation With JAN VOGLER: Dresden Music Festival 2016

    By shane / 11/04/2016

    TIME is the overriding motto for the 2016 DRESDEN FESTIVAL. Music can play with time in so many interesting ways, music can even suspend time creating frozen moments, moments of stasis where time ceases to exist –…

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  • Opera,  Reviews

    Boris Godunov, Royal Opera House

    By Edward / 01/04/2016

    As one who grew up listening to what other people did to Mussorgsky’s Boris Godunov – most notably the gifted gift-wrapper Rimsky-Korsakov – the seven-scene original is doubly startling in its concision and starkness. This is a…

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  • Musical Theatre,  Reviews

    Mrs Henderson Presents, Noel Coward Theatre

    By Edward / 17/02/2016

    The old gags are the best, they say – or just the oldest – and in this hugely enjoyable adaptation of the movie Mrs Henderson Presents they come thick and fast from the mouth of the show’s…

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  • Musical Theatre,  Reviews

    The World Goes Round, St James Studio

    By Edward / 04/02/2016

    The World Goes Round has been, well, going round for 25 years. The John Kander and Fred Ebb catalogue lends itself to a tight-knit review format – Cabaret and Chicago embrace that genre anyway – and the…

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  • Musical Theatre,  Opera,  Reviews

    L’Etoile, Royal Opera House

    By Edward / 02/02/2016

    It’s a kind of French Mikado. In a distant and exotic kingdom a victim must be found to celebrate the King’s name-day. No little list, no W H Gilbert wit, either, but a handful of delicious tunes,…

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  • Musical Theatre,  Reviews

    Grey Gardens, Southwark Playhouse

    By Edward / 08/01/2016

    It’s not hard to see why Grey Gardens – the musical – has become such a collector’s item. This strange but true tale of American royalty gone rogue, of Jacqueline Kennedy’s rebellious relatives, of a stain on…

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  • Musical Theatre,  Reviews

    Funny Girl, Menier Chocolate Factory

    By Edward / 03/12/2015

    It’s hard not to invoke the B word – Barbra, that is, not Brice – and I speak as one who bunked off school to catch her at a mid-week matinee. It was standing room only at…

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  • Opera,  Reviews

    The Force of Destiny, London Coliseum

    By Edward / 14/11/2015

    Whenever the name Calixto Bieito is mentioned it’s invariably to mention ‘the toilets’ – not the reasons for them, just the fact that they were there at all. That production of Verdi’s A Masked Ball was one…

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  • On Stage

    A Conversation With DAME DIANA RIGG

    By Edward / 13/11/2015

    Sunday 7th February 2016 3.00pm, St James Theatre Dame Diana Rigg is one of our most distinguished actresses and has had an extensive, award-winning career in theatre, film and television. Dame Diana trained at RADA, made her professional…

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  • Asides

    Glenn Close talks Sunset Boulevard at ENO

    By Edward / 10/11/2015

    On Monday 2nd November 2015, Edward hosted a press conference with Hollywood and Broadway star Glenn Close, and writers Don Black and Christopher Hampton to launch the eagerly anticipated, semi-staged performances of Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber‘s Sunset Boulevard at English…

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