‘ENO’s gripping La Traviata is up to speed.’

Photo: Belinda Jiao

‘A flawed musical for today outstandingly performed.’

Photo Credit: Cam Harie

‘A moving tale of loss and survival in a new and strange land.’

Photo Credit: TerraCityOne.

‘A terrific play about the Beautiful Game and the canonisation of Gareth Southgate.’

Photo Credit: Marc Brenner.

‘Shakespeare in grief handsomely staged and well performed.’

Photo Credit: Manuel Harlan

‘Roald Dahl’s sense of wicked fun brought to life in a lively musical adaptation.’

‘A fine production of Caryl Churchill’s first play last seen half a century ago.’

Photo credit: Steve Gregson.

‘Some wonderful, large-scale orchestral playing, but a rather lacklustre piano solo.’

Photo of Jeneba Kanneh-Mason

‘Strong performances all round in a lively explosion of a show.’

‘The Leonkoro Quartet: one of the world’s finest chamber ensembles.’

‘Exceptionally fine playing of what was, predominantly, some rather less than overwhelming music.’

Photo of Sergei Rachmaninoff

An arc de triumph of a British drama.

‘Firm hands, sharp intellects, frightening clarity.’

‘A gender bent version of Out of Order – the Ayes have it.’

Photo Credit: Mill at Sonning.

‘City Organist, Thomas Trotter quite literally “pulls out all the stops”.’

‘Another splendid Finborough revival.’

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‘Why Why Why did this need a sequel?.’

‘An impassioned Hedda seeking a man with vine leaves in his hair.’

Photo Credit: Robert Piwko Photography.

‘The BBC Phil kickstarts a new Nottingham concert season with colour and excitement.’

‘Powerful, moving, thought provoking and splendidly played.’

Photo Credit: Mark Senior.