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Gringolts Quartet / Sinfonia of London, Wilson, Edinburgh International Festival 2026 review - Viennese classicism, Hungarian modernism, Hollywood gloss
Interspersal programmes – or “mind melds”, as I like to call them – can sometimes open up new vistas of listening and sometimes be…
Edinburgh Fringe 2026 reviews: Dracula: Lucy's Dream / The Dream Machine / Handle with Care
Dracula: Lucy's Dream, Pleasance at EICC ★★★★If something’s scary, it’s usually because you know it’s a threat, and that it might cause you…
'God Bless the Band' celebrates 20 years of Courteeners
God Bless The Band feels like an unexpected encounter with your younger self. Compiling tracks from across Courteeners’ career, the…
BBC Proms: Roberts, Philharmonia, Alsop review - disappointing celebration of US anniversary
Where the US President chose to mark the 250th anniversary of the founding of his country with a cage fight, the BBC stuck to music in this…
Edinburgh Fringe 2026 reviews: QFWFQ / Come Back Home
QFWFQ, Summerhall ★★★★At first glance, an iconic post-modern novel (or, perhaps more accurately, "novel") by Italo Calvino might not seem…
Medicine Festival 2026 review - the gathering of the new, but stylish hippies
Squint and you could be in 1968 - although this lot are rather better dressed and healthier than most hippies. I did see a bumper sticker “…
Blu-ray: Oh! What a Lovely War
Joan Littlewood’s stage production of Oh! What a Lovely War was a huge success when premiered at Stratford East in 1963. Loosely based on a…
Ronnie Wood, O2 Forum Kentish Town review - solo Stone's stellar band lights up the stage
Exactly how Ronnie Wood has reached the age of 79, after decades of rock’n’roll debauchery with the Faces and the Rolling Stones and…
Edinburgh Fringe 2026 reviews: Up: Violin vs Football / You and Me (and Whoever Comes Next)
Up: Violin vs Football, French Institute in Scotland ★★★★★Is it theatre? Is it music, or maybe dance? Or even some kind of circus, or…
Mastodon return with a new line-up on the overwrought ‘Marrow Deep’
Mastodon, to those who are unaware of these US rock behemoths, fill a similar musical space to Iron Maiden or perhaps Rush, if they had…

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