Pint for Frank number 14
with my best pal in Cardiff. We had a bit of a laugh telling stories about dad. He was brill. I miss him dreadfully. Xxx This is a new image from my Instagram feed; Let me know what you think (or follow me) if you are so
with my best pal in Cardiff. We had a bit of a laugh telling stories about dad. He was brill. I miss him dreadfully. Xxx This is a new image from my Instagram feed; Let me know what you think (or follow me) if you are so
At the University of Edinburgh. We keep accidentally matching our outfits. He is awesome. I am grateful. This is a new image from my Instagram feed; Let me know what you think (or follow me) if you are so inclined!
★★★ Kilkenny Arts Festival Monteverdi, Wagner and Berg are the great opera composers most grievously under-represented on stage in Ireland. It’s interesting that Kilkenny Arts Festival’s outgoing director, Eugene Downes — an opera lover with his eye on a career in opera — engaged in a bid to
A gripping Return of Ulysses from Opera Collective Ireland and the Akadamie für Alte Musik By Andrew Larkin, 9th September 2018 ★★★★ Performances of Monteverdi operas in Ireland are far less frequent than blue moons (around once a decade) but far more gripping and luminous as last night’s performance
Emma is delighted to be working with Edinburgh International Festival again this year. From March until August, Emma will be posing as librarian, book shop worker and First World War nurse in venues in and around Edinburgh. These delightful recitals pop up where you may
RBGE Palm House Sun 23 April 2014 Review by Thom Dibdin ★★★★★ Concept comes good Idiosyncratic and intriguing, the Love In A… series of pop-up operas staged around Edinburgh out of season by the International Festival always seemed like a great idea. The first year saw a song-cycle based around