“A totally immersive and convincing production of Sondheim’s classic.”

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‘A Festival for everyone:  surprising, moving and entertaining young and old alike.’

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“A brilliantly well performed Independence Day concert all about the best of America.”

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“A quiet, tender and authentic story about grief, acceptance and forbidden love.”

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“Neil Brand brings three silent film classics back to life.”

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“Dazzling violin virtuosity and a meaty reading of a Prokofiev masterwork.”

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“Intimate musical conversations between equals.”

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“Beautiful.”

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“…rhythmically complex chord progressions over the top, with crisp unanimity: very impressive.”

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“The Nottingham Classics season ends with a Technicolor journey through the Slavic soul.”

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“These arrangements hark back to the time before authenticity in performance practice had taken hold.”

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“Revolutionary rhythms and poetic intimacy combine with some distinctively Polish voices.”

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“Packed with Abba hits, this show remains a copper-bottomed theatre filler.”

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“Bold and surprising; not what we expect.”

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“A masterclass in all that makes chamber music special.”

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 “A spare but unsparingly intense production.”

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“A dream of A Dream.  Shakespeare bigged-up but not dumbed-down.”

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“An exceptionally fine reading of Brahms’ Violin Concerto and a convincing performance of one of Rachmaninoff’s weaker works.”

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“Simply delicious!”

“More misses than hits.”

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