Over 1965 to 1968 Brooklyn's Evie Sands issued a string of singles with classic top sides. Amongst them were “Take Me For a ...

Park Chan-wook’s outstanding black comedy is a rare treat, biting social satire delivered with immaculate slapstick touches.

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Shri Camel, a solo project, was taped in 1977 and released three years later, the album reflecting the composer’s fascination ...

This powerful, austere collaboration between Les Arts Florissants and the Amala Dianor Company – presented as part of Dance ...

Whether it’s the trenches of the First World War, or the halls and chambers of Vatican City, we’re becoming used to director ...

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Manchester Camerata have had a ten-year association with composer-conductor Jack Sheen. For this short programme, one of the ...

The last few years have seen the much-needed positivity of the #MeToo movement followed by a raft of ethical confrontations, ...

Bradley Cooper has previously directed A Star Is Born and Maestro, but they weren’t nearly as much fun as this. It’s a story ...

Oh yes, I actually do remember Patty Hearst. She was the American publishing magnate William Randolph Hearst’s granddaughter, ...