The best venues for concerts in the capital.
Get 2022 off to a cultural start, without leaving home.
Give Netflix a rest.
Death lingers everywhere. Now that’s a cheery thought for the festive season.
Who hasn't fallen in love with a mechanical doll?
A truly magical flute.
A hugely fun production.
If this production is anything to go by, the upcoming season is set to be a cracker.
A production of Tosca, that lets the title character down.
A classy and sombre outing for Britten's opera.
Well worth signing up for a dance with this devil
Often overlooked for the composer's more popular works.
Dream-like, but lacking the anger and passion of Shakespeare's play.
Superb vocal quality, but the staging and styling is bizarre and confused.
Enough Christmas spirit to power a sleigh.
Crazed and a little dangerous.
Muted world war one ballet.
A 40th anniversary production featuring politics, guns and prostitutes.
Covent Garden venue de-snoots itself.
From abstract dance to stories about unrequited love.
A fresh and thrilling evening.
Soft and otherworldly.
If ever you wanted a way to get into opera, this is it.
Unrelentingly bleak and tired.
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