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Theatre Review: Tina - The Tina Turner Musical at The Aldwych Theatre by Lydia Parker

Tina Turner’s life has been well documented first in her autobiography I, Tina and then in the film What’s Love Got To Do With It with Angela Bassett and Laurence Fishburne. Therefore, it should come as no surprise to audiences that this

Theatre Review: Consent at the Harold Pinter Theatre by Lydia Parker

Consent, a new play by Nina Raine which premiered at the National Theatre last year, is a biting dark comedy about what lies underneath and in between the lies that people tell each other and themselves. As the play opens, we see Kitty and

Awesome Anniversaries

Make a date with history as 2018 Britain celebrates a bevy of famous birthdays and anniversaries. Classical music lovers will be saluting the 350th birthday of Baroque composer Francois Couperin, the 200th birthday of Romantic era’s Claude

Opera: Passion, Power & Politics, V&A by Jenny Kingsley

A Spectacular Audio-Visual Experience at the V&A:
The Sounds of Music at the V&A
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Since the tragedy of 9/11, when two planes crashed into the twin towers of the World Trade Centre in New York City,

What's On at Wigmore Hall's 2017/2018 Season

From the world’s greatest classical musicians to young artists making their debut, Wigmore Hall’s 2017/18 Season promises to be accessible to more people than ever before.
Situated in the heart of Marylebone, London’s Wigmore Hall is a

Jazz At 100

The Summer of Love may be feasting its fiftieth, but it’s a mere babe next to the world of jazz, which this year celebrates its first 100 years. Not only is 2017 the centenary of the first ever jazz recording– Livery Stable Blues by the New

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