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The Turn of the Screw review – ENO unveil a new staging of Britten’s ghost opera
Isabella Bywater’s production of The Turn of the Screw fails to send shivers down the spine, but it’s spectacularly sung and ...
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The Offspring – Supercharged
Californian pop-punk outfit return with an aptly-titled high octane, wild paced offering ...
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A Midsummer Night’s Dream review – summer shenanigans on a chilly night in Leeds
Nicholas Butterfield, Frazer Scott, Nicholas Watts, Henry Waddington, Colin Judson & Dean Robinson (Photo: Richard H Smith) ...
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Tucker Zimmerman – Dance Of Love
Adrianne Lenker of the indie-folk band Big Thief may disagree with that – she has long championed veteran musician Tucker ...
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Coldplay – Moon Music
A few years ago, there was a rumour that Coldplay were going to stop releasing albums, and just concentrate on being a live ...
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Caribou – Honey
His Daphni and Caribou aliases have yielded one album each in the early 2020s, showing that there is no sign of the producer ...
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Field Music – Limits Of Language
Fans of Field Music could have been forgiven that they may have heard the last of the Brewis brothers. Their last album, Flat ...
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Bernstein double bill review – a mixed evening of music theatre at the Royal Opera
Bernstein’s Trouble in Tahiti thrills, but its sequel, A Quiet Place groans under the weight of its pretentiousness.
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Paul Heaton – The Mighty Several
His career spans over 30 years, but it’s only relatively recently that Paul Heaton seems to be getting the respect he ...
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Fidelio review – Tobias Kratzer’s probing staging returns to Covent Garden
Jennifer Davis is the Leonore of one’s dreams in The Royal Opera’s revival of Beethoven’s only opera.
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The Smile – Cutouts
Cutouts ...
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BABii – DareDeviil2000
Multi-talented British artist delivers hard-edged tunes that prove there are permutations still to be explored in hyperpop ...