Compelling biopic explores Russian composer’s struggle to preserve his artistic voice under Stalin’s reign of terror ...

WHEN Russian novelist, short story writer, and playwright Ivan Turgenev premiered his domestic tragicomedy, A Month in the ...

YOU are going to be hearing a lot of John Coltrane (b September 23, 1926) in the coming weeks as his centenary looms. That’s ...

Lloyd Bickham talks to film historian Alex Kirstukas ahead of his event on how ‘Early Cinema’ affected the West End stage ...

Back in Blighty after a thousand years, the Bayeux Tapestry has found its way to the British Museum. Dan Carrier unravels 1066 and all that ...

Wigmore Hall has pianist Paul Lewis playing more Poulenc, Sep 14. While the Tetzlaff siblings, violinist Christian and cellist Tanja, join pianist Kiveli Dorken for a night of piano trios (Beethoven, ...

Formed by Laurence Ritchie and Andy Riley in the late 1990s, the duo emerged from Britain’s free-party scene and have become synonymous with UK deep house. Their discography is vast, and an Inland ...

Islington Central Library – the Tribune understands £110,000 was spent on consultants who have drawn up plans to ‘refresh’ ...

Slow-burning play poignantly explores trust and doubt, how memory brings both comfort and pain, and the solace of ...

There was no easing off after the break. On 68 minutes, Maxine Borden produced the goal of the afternoon, unleashing a ...

AN award-winning Camden Passage coffee shop brings Kenyan coffee culture to Angel while keeping the value with growers and ...

The event is part of this year’s New Journal-organised York Rise Street Party, and the cinema can be found on Dartmouth Park ...