Ten concerts in seven different East Lothian churches, starting with a winter journey and ending in tears from Dowland: these ...
Space Afrika are a pair of Mancunian producers, composers and performers who have set out to specifically celebrate Black artistry with music that “alludes to spirituality and the human condition, the ...
Movieland’s canon of dog movies is long and varied, from 101 Dalmations and Bolt to The Incredible Journey, Eight Below and ...
Theatre can be a joy. This we know. But what if it’s also a real trial? Whatever you think of the politics of Portuguese writer and director Tiego Rodrigues’s provocatively titled Catarina and the ...
We’re rebuilding theartsdesk to secure it as a bastion of real culture writing in the face of algorithmic recommendations and ...
Modern directors have little truck with the idea that particular operas demand particular styles of production, and they can ...
On Monday evening I headed to the Wigmore Hall, the Mecca of classical chamber music, for something out of their – and my – usual lane. Australian-American jazz bassist Linda May Han Oh and tenor ...
Taika Waititi’s 2016 hit Hunt for the Wilderpeople operates on multiple levels, its blend of odd-couple comedy and adventure nicely sustained. Julian Dennison’s Ricky Baker looks like a wrong’un from ...
Thirty years and almost a dozen albums on from her debut Dixie Kitchen, named after the restaurant she set up in Boston’s ...
Beginning the new Bridgewater Hall season with a Wagner prelude and a Sibelius symphony (especially No. 5) may not have ...
Thirty years and almost a dozen albums on from her debut Dixie Kitchen, named after the restaurant she set up in Boston’s ...
Hollywood’s reward for Zach Cregger’s hearteningly original, non-franchise horror hits Barbarian (2022) and the Oscar-winning ...
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