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Perle Noire: Meditations for Joséphine review – turgid tribute to pioneering star

Barbican Hall, London Julia Bullock is magnetic in this discourse on Josephine Baker, but the 100-minute piece is slow-moving and lacking in intimacy

The Guardian - UK · Oct 21

What controversy? Festival boss Peter Sellars is back

What controversy? Festival boss Peter Sellars is back

More than two decades since Peter Sellars parted ways with the Adelaide Festival, the lauded director is back - with some thoughts on saying the unsayable.

John Adams: Antony and Cleopatra review – European premiere fuelled by molten chemistry

John Adams: Antony and Cleopatra review – European premiere fuelled by molten chemistry

In his ambitious and richly orchestrated 2022 opera, the American composer makes Shakespeare his own, with a star cast to match

The Guardian - UK · Nov 4, 2023

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Three million food parcels a year is ‘a bloodstain on our broken economy'

In 2013, no one had heard of Daniel Blake yet. Now the North East, where the 2016 film shone a light on austerity, is a 'hot spot' for food parcels

Daily Mirror · Apr 27, 2023

Best classical of 2022: Gustavo, Mark Morris and the CD discovery of the year

LOS ANGELES — Here we go again. Last year at this time, we looked back at our buoyancy, gingerly bouncing back from COVID-19. But 2022 became, with new surges, a boomerang year. Somehow, though, the performing arts are getting through it.

Los Angeles Times · Dec 7, 2022

Classical home listening: Julia Bullock’s Walking in the Dark; the Dudok Quartet’s Reflections

The American soprano Julia Bullock ranges from John Adams to Sandy Denny on her lyrical debut, while the Dudoks pair Shostakovich and Bacewicz

The Guardian - UK · Nov 26, 2022

Theodora review – bombs, a brothel and a brilliant cast

Katie Mitchell’s modern-day staging of Handel’s oratorio is probing but problematic. The cast, however, is one of the finest ever assembled for the work

The Guardian - UK · Feb 1, 2022

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