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Experience Macbeth by candlelight at Shakespeare North Playhouse this autumn

“It’s not a problem my using,” claims cocksure Emma (or is it Nina or Sarah?) as she checks in unwillingly to rehab at the start of...

Earth, water, air….and plenty of fire in this emotionally stirring concert at the Phil that took a trip through the elements as portrayed...

Is it the end of the world as we know it? And do we feel fine? Maybe more confused, conflicted – and confrontational in this piece of...

It’s the role that made actor Kevin Bacon famous – the disaffected city boy trapped in small town America where having fun is banned by...

For many of us the idea of a voyage around the world is a romantic proposition. For Jules Verne’s Phileas Fogg – brought engagingly to...

Contemporary and classical collide with striking results in this bold reimagining by Akram Khan of one of ballet’s oldest tales. It was a...

“Dreamers from the village come for the milk and honey. It’s all gone,” says a philosophising street drunk towards the conclusion of this...

Kneehigh are back. The purveyors of that piece of theatrical perfection, Dead Dog in a Suitcase (And Other Love Songs), have returned to...

It’s a truth universally acknowledged that an orchestra in possession of a new contemporary classical work must be in want of an...

While it’s true proceedings kicked off in Hope Street with the Classic FM birthday, followed by last weekend’s voyage to the New World,...