Brighton Year-Round

A Midsummer Night’s Dream

A theatrical arcady on our doorstep

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As You Like It

Heartwarming, giddyingly vital yet clear with its own truth.

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Blood Brothers

The blend of definitive and new cast members in a recent classic has overwhelming impact: as story, as lyric fable, as terrible moral for these distracted times.

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John Collins Organ Recital

A masterly, absorbing introduction to unknown composers

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Karen Daley Soprano and Louis Ng Piano Recital

A deeply rewarding duo.

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Lance Mok Piano Recital

Confirms Mok confirms he’s a pianist bristling with oblique lyricism and spiky character – an ideal late 19th century-20th century interpreter.

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Marco Leung Solo Flute Recital

Someone you want back.

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Much Ado About Nothing

A blissfully alive production.

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Peter Sulski and Ariana Falk Violin and Cello Recital

A memorable start to 2020.

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Philip Edwards David Elwin, Clarinet and Piano Recital

Wigmore Hall class playing

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Quartet

Like The French Lieutenant’s Woman, there are now two endings to Quartet. You must see this if you know the film only, or care about music, ageing, friendship and achingly lost love.

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Roots

An Edinburgh International Festival, HOME Manchester, Spoleto Festival USA & Theatre de la Ville Paris co-production

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Sam Brown A John Dowland Lute Recital

A climactic Fantasia lifts the atmosphere of this recital to something quite apt. A superb debut.

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Simon Watterton Piano Recital

Another pianist to welcome back before he gets snapped up, even in this climate. Superb.

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Sirius Chau and Irena Radic Flute and Piano Recital

A terrific journey. We need more of this.

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Thriller Live

A literally thrilling two-plus hours

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Troilus and Cressida

We’re privileged to see this rarely-performed work moulded by OFS. A play for our times.

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Yaqi Yao, Violin and Cheung Man Lok Piano Recital

A memorable debut, with welcome original repertoire

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