Scottish pianist Steven Osborne just seems to get better every time he gives a concert. For his recital programme at the Queen's Hall, his versatility knew no bounds.

To describe James Crabb simply as an accordionist is to underestimate the power of his free-bass orchestral instrument, which allows both hands to play melodies and chords with a dynamic multi-octa...

Under the baton of conductor Mariss Jansons, the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra at full tilt makes a sensational sound, as was evident in the second half of Monday night's concert, featuring the ent...

I SINCERELY hope that playwright Zoe Cooper hasn't experienced a relationship breakdown as shattering as the one depicted in this bittersweet 50-minute playlet, but how else to explain the fact tha...

MAKING Richard Mills’s luminous song cycle, Songlines of the Heart’s Desire, the centre of this concert was a clever piece of programming. It introduced a lovely new piece, and allowed the 19th-cen...

BO Burnham wrote his first joke in fifth grade, aged about 10. "It was, a teacher walks up to a student and says hey, how do you spell calculator? He goes C-A-L, see you later. That's when I p...

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