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  • Forbidden Broadway, Menier Chocolate Factory
  • A Conversation With STING: Symphonicities
  • GRAMOPHONE: From Where I Sit - April 2022
  • Rodgers & Hammerstein's 'ALLEGRO' First Complete Recording
  • Adams "El Nino", Royal Festival Hall
  • GRAMOPHONE Review: Price Symphonies Nos. 1 & 3 - The Philadelphia Orchestra/Nézet-Séguin
  • National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain, Petrenko, Royal Festival Hall
  • A Spoonful of Sherman, St. James' Theatre Studio
  • Musical Theatre,  Reviews

    Candide, Menier Chocolate Factory

    By Edward / 03/12/2013

    It’s one of theatre’s great ironies that turning Volaire’s bitter satire Candide into a musical proved every bit as taxing and fraught with disaster as the journey to a better life endured by the novella’s principal characters.…

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  • Classical Music,  Reviews

    The Last Night of the Proms, Royal Albert Hall (Review)

    By Edward / 08/09/2013

    As it came to pass, Marin Alsop’s nationality was rather more of a factor than her gender on this historic Last Night of the Proms – but her deft put-down of remarks made only the week before…

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  • Musical Theatre,  Reviews

    The Artistry of Maria Friedman and Jason Carr finally ignites the Hippodrome’s new Matcham Room – review

    By Edward / 06/09/2012

    It’s taken a while for the Hippodrome’s spanking new cabaret room to feel lived-in and alive and it’s taken a real artist – actually two real artists – to capitalise on its intimacy and generate a buzz.…

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  • Reviews

    Bernstein “Candide”, London Symphony Orchestra & Chorus, Kristjan Jarvi, Barbican Hall

    By Edward / 06/06/2011

    Leonard Bernstein’s most bountiful score – a mouth-watering confection of sugar and spice and all things nice – is also a masterpiece of parody and counter-parody. Voltaire’s Candide was short and pithy; Bernstein and his legion of…

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