Books
Kaltenegger's traverses space in her thoughtful exploration of the search for life among the stars
An artist pens a genre-spanning work of tender inconclusiveness
Authoritative account of how the apocalypse has always been just around the corner
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classical
A great pianist re-emerges in Schumann, but Beamish and Mendelssohn take the palm
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Arts Council funding restored after the blow of 2023, new paths are being forged
opera
Star singers shine in a Handel rarity
Damiano Michieletto's new production of Bizet’s masterpiece is surprisingly invertebrate
Rossini’s one-acter helps young performers find their talents to amuse