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The King and I comes from a particularly lavish era of the musical – both in terms of big, beautiful melodies and the sheer size and...

It’s the mnemonic that’s been chanted by generations of schoolchildren – divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, survived. But just...

It was voted one of the greatest symphonies of all time in a poll of more than 150 conductors. And you can see why Mahler’s mighty...

Cambridge University may have nurtured some of the most exceptional minds in history, but at the end of the 19th century it was still...

Outside in Lime Street, the façade of St George’s Hall was glowing red. Simply an illuminating coincidence, or did they know Matthew...

It’s a quarter of a century now since Kay Mellor’s hard-hitting, thought-provoking drama Band of Gold burst on to unsuspecting TV...

We all know about Stan and Ollie. But what about Stan and Charlie? In the early 1900s the two future big screen superstars were both...

Lights, camera, actors…. Imitating the dog applies its trademark multimedia theatrical approach to the zombie apocalypse in what is...

Back in the mid-80s a new sound hit British dancefloors – and the singles charts – with an infectiously funky Latin rhythmed dance number...

This Sunday night recital concert was originally planned for the intimate confines of the Phil’s Music Room. But such has been the...