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The Courtauld Gallery

Leon Kossoff: Moving Through the City

Free workshops with The Courtauld Young People’s Programme. Suitable for ages 16-18.

4 Mar - 4 Mar 2023
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Lily Collins in a glittering outfit is standing and holding onto a glass of wine. She has blonde hair. Álvaro Morte, a dark haired, bearded man in dark clothing is sitting on a kitchen bench in a production of 'Barcelona.'
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Theatre review: Barcelona, Duke of York’s Theatre, London

This steamy two-hander is so much more than a one-night stand!

Dr Diana Carroll

Nov 11, 2024
A black and white photo of Víkingur Ólafsson. He has dark hair and glasses.
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Music review: Víkingur Ólafsson Plays Brahms, Royal Festival Hall, London

A world premiere performance bookended by Brahms and Bartók.

Dr Diana Carroll

Nov 11, 2024
In the production of 'M. Butterfly', a singer, Kangmin Justin Kim, is dressed in a red and white kimono. She is facing Mark Stone, who is wearing a white jacket suit.
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Opera review: M. Butterfly, The Barbican

The UK premiere performance of Huang Ruo’s modern opera receives a mixed reception.

Dr Diana Carroll

Oct 29, 2024
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Music review: The Sound of Philadelphia, Royal Albert Hall

A night of solid gold hits celebrating a significant 50th anniversary.

Dr Diana Carroll

Oct 23, 2024
a grey haired conductor Michael Tilson Thomas hugs two female singers Siobhan Stagg (in a white dress), and Alice Coote (in a black dress), standing in front of an orchestra
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Music review: Gustav Mahler, Symphony No 2 Resurrection, Barbican

A much-loved conductor shines in a Mahler master work.

Dr Diana Carroll

Oct 23, 2024
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