In the Stygian darkness of a bare room, a table on a low platform with a light hanging overhead starts to emerge. Then a door ...

Wagner’s universe, in the second of his Ring operas which brings semi-humans on board to challenge the gods, matches ...

Does it spark joy? Yes, definitely...and maybe we music critics should ask the Marie Kondo question more often. London-based ...

The makers of The Extraordinary Miss Flower are billing it as a “performance film”, a subspecies of the concert-movie and ...

PUP’s Who Will Look After The Dogs? is a raw and emotionally charged album that captures the band’s chaotic spirit while ...

It's both brave and bracing to welcome new voices to the West End, but sometimes one wonders if such exposure necessarily ...

A traditional Korean house has appeared at Tate Modern. And with its neat brickwork, beautifully carved roof beams and ...

On the eve of recording an album at Real World Studios, guitarist Adrian Utley and the American trumpet player Eddie ...

Purporting to be a documentary about John Lennon in the 1970s, Borrowed Time is no such thing. Instead, we have a lot of fan ...

Over its crisp 32 minutes and nine songs, Altogether Stranger embraces electropop, lo-fi terrain and gothic solo ...

Opera North have recently pioneered a way of presenting some big works which they call “dramatic concert stagings”, ...

Mountainish by Zsuzsanna Gahse is a collection of 515 notes, each contributing to an expansive kaleidoscope of mountain ...