CHRIS Rea has had serious health problems but you would hardly guess it with an hour-and-three-quarters continuous set with not even a pause for breath between songs.Read
IT'S now 50 years since the musical story of teenage gang warfare in Manhattan first hit the stage, but this production is fresh, vibrant and just as relevant in today's Britain.Read
AS HIS decade at the helm of the CBSO draws to a close, many will remember with affection the many choral works Sakari Oramo has conducted with such distinction.Read
HUNGARIAN thrashers Ektomorf have a lot of bridges to build with the hardy souls who braved a cold evening in the Black Country following their no-show here.Read
AFTER the Rep's mediocre production of Ibsen's A Doll's House a few years ago, it is a delight to see the theatre right on track with this later work from the Norwegian playwright.Read
IT WAS like spending an evening with an old friend as country star Charlie Landsborough delighted the audience with his dual skills as singer and storyteller.Read