I'll think of something later

Flanked here by the pinnacled fantasia of St Mary the Virgin Steeple Ashton - a 'silvery battleship' as Betjeman...

Of all the Globe to Globe ventures, the visit of the South Sudan Theatre Company seemed the most likely to be overwhelmed by its b...

Here's a picture which is less remarkable for its execution than for capturing a slice of history not entirely unrelated to...

With 38 theatre companies and as many languages descending on the Wooden O across the next six weeks, the least I thought I could do wa...

On the stage of Paris’s Théâtre du Châtelet in June 1909 were Vaslav Nijinsky in a rather unbecoming orangey-blond wig and attendant ...

The first time I saw Strauss and Hofmannsthal’s ‘massive and artificial’ (Strauss’s words) operatic fairy tale Die Frau ohne Schatten...

Our Gloucestershire Sunday walk took us down through the woods of the Newark Park estate and up along the back lane to this isolated but sp...