Just do it
Young conductor Oliver Zeffman has received critical praise for his interpretation of George Benjamin’s opera Written on Skin, performed with ensemble Melos Sinfonia. The Times gave … Read more
The voice of future talent
Young People in the Arts is creating career development opportunities that benefit sector employees of the future. Maria Roberts meets the directors leading the charge … Read more
Insula Orchestra take on modern programming at La Seine Musicale
Laurence Equilbey’s Insula Orchestra is well into its first season at La Seine Musicale, Paris’ brand new music, theatre and multimedia performance centre. Here the … Read more
Q&A: Nikolaj Lund
Nikolaj Lund is one of the world’s leading portrait photographers for classical musicians, with Christian Poltéra, Toke Møldrup and Michael Sanderling among his subjects. Here he … Read more
When talk is cheap
Discounted seats are not equal to accessibility initiatives, writes IAM editor Maria Roberts Sergei Polunin, the bad boy of the dance world, is set to … Read more
Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival
One of Europe’s leading contemporary music festivals will celebrate its 40th edition this autumn. From 17-27 November, Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival (hcmf//) will present 29 … Read more
Reality theatre
ZU-UK previewed two new shows in July as part of their Decalogy of Loneliness project. Binaural Dinner Date and Good Night, Sleep Tight are fully … Read more
City of performers
Natalie Smith is a creative producer at Boomtown Fair, a massive music festival in the UK that programmes DJs, street theatre, circus and carnival acts. … Read more
In praise of the unifying nature of choirs
The choral world needs more front page projects like 150 Psalms in order to fulfil its foremost mission: unifying people, writes Tido Visser, managing director … Read more
Bruce Wood Dance
Bruce Wood Dance has overcome the loss of its founder to become one of America’s most exciting dance prospects. Lynne Richardson finds out more. Bruce … Read more