Speak of the North is evocative, immediate, and unmistakably Higgins
Allan Clayton and Claire Booth shine in a programme that spans myth, melancholy and nocturnal dreams.
Where words fall short, Schubert’s music binds performers and audience in a shared meditation on grief.
A beautifully coordinated work of craft and musical ingenuity easy to admire, with a hint of Chekhovian ambiguity thrown in too.
A confident Rachmaninov follows an uneven first half of Sierra and Elgar
Radio 3 win at ARIAs and secure an increase in listeners in the most recent RAJAR results.
Aurora’s forthcoming Carnival of the Animals theatrical performance at Southbank Centre is much-anticipated — the first in a series of performances also visiting Bury St Edmunds and Snape Maltings. The billing for the characteristically convention-busting concert states: “Specially commissioned for this production, Richard Ayres’ new work Dr Frompou’s Anatomical Study of an Orchestra tells the…
NOYO kick off their four concert tour with a performance at Milton Court featuring young disabled and non-disabled musicians performing new music with enthusiasm and flair.
A grounded season returns to the core proposition, making the music speak for itself.