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Torchwood failures and toilet brushes
Ah, Torchwood. What a very peculiar mix that week was. Such a rollercoaster ride and with such a deeply unsatisfying conclusion. Who would have thought that the kick-ass brilliant episode one could ha… more →
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Torchwood failures and toilet brushes
annebrooke wrote 1 week ago: Ah, Torchwood. What a very peculiar mix that week was. Such a rollercoaster ride and with such a dee … more →
Summer podcast from Glyndebourne
londonphilharmonic wrote 2 weeks ago: With performances of Verdi’s Falstaff underway, and the opening of Dvorak’s Rusalka on S … more →
Poetry, review and song
annebrooke wrote 3 weeks ago: An early and rather short blog today as we’re out for most of the day and won’t be back … more →
Romance and song all the way to the finale
annebrooke wrote 4 weeks ago: Am very pleased to say that All Romance Ebooks are now stocking both Pink Champagne and Apple Juice … more →
Glyndebourne 75th Anniversary Concert, Glyndebourne, June 2009
markronan wrote 1 month ago: This lovely concert, celebrating 75 years since the founding of the Glyndebourne Opera in 1934, feat … more →
I would rather be talking to the floor.
livviisapirate wrote 1 month ago: Arrrh it has been a while since i have updated. Maybe it is because Zoe has been updating her blog ( … more →
Welcome to the LPO news blog
londonphilharmonic wrote 1 month ago: This blog will bring you regular news from the London Philharmonic Orchestra: alerts about the next … more →
Glyndebourne rehearsal
oaeblog wrote 1 month ago: Ooops! It’s been a while since we have posted anything – apologies! It certainly doesn … more →
Another 'must have'!?
Janeite Kelly wrote 1 month ago: After receiving Eliza’s comment about her work on the Tupper brothers (see ‘comments … more →
Cesare at Glyndebourne: woo-hoo!
MarkEastLondon wrote 1 month ago: I am a lucky sausage. As well as all these lovely Covent Garden and ENO performances of late, I got … more →
Soave sia il vento by Mozart
Robin Gosnall wrote 2 months ago: Where does the title Così fan tutte come from? Mozart’s librettist, Lorenzo da Ponte, had earli … more →
REVIEW: Giulio Cesare at Glyndebourne 2005
opera.mad wrote 2 months ago: TITLE: Giulio Cesare COMPOSER: G.F. Händel CAST: William Christie, Orchestra of the Age of En … more →
Picnics and flavours from years gone by
stupidandhungry wrote 3 months ago: The Old Foodie has run a fascinating post about the origins of the picnic. When I think of picnics I … more →
Happy St Patrick's Day ...
annebrooke wrote 4 months ago: … to all! Hope you’re having a suitably Irish and celebratory time. Tonight we have Irish sausages a … more →
The Erin-go-Bra Off Their Backs
cultureonthecheap wrote 4 months ago: In honor of St. Patrick’s day, the Cork Opera House cuts its losses by 25% thanks to (what els … more →
natalie said what...?!
operafreak wrote 11 months ago: It is Official. Natalie Dessay is annoying me. In a recent ‘back-stage’ interview conducted with N … more →
big opera winds up locals in a good way
Sandy Matthews wrote 1 year ago: A bit of news that you may have already heard is that the opera producing powerhouse nestled down i … more →
Scene and Heard: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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cultureonthecheap wrote 1 year ago: Ed Note: We’ve been spending the last six months talking about artists, dancers, writers, and … more →
Grey Partridge in 'not locally extinct' shocker
Charlie Peverett wrote 1 year ago: Had a nice surprise yesterday while driving between Glyndebourne and Ringmer – a Grey Partridg … more →
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