Festival favourites and ‘masters of G&S in small spaces’ Charles Court Opera bring us an enchanting fully-staged production of Gilbert & Sullivan’s much beloved Iolanthe.
Singer and actor Amy J Payne and MD Oliver Rundell explore Victoria Wood’s celebrated and unique take on life’s ups and downs through her songs and monologues.
Festival favourites and ‘masters of G&S in small spaces’ Charles Court Opera bring us an enchanting fully-staged production of Gilbert & Sullivan’s much beloved Iolanthe.
Jim Moray is a defining figure in contemporary British folk.
James Pearson (Artistic Director at Ronnie Scott’s) stars at the Festival once again with an affectionate tribute to Dudley Moore.
Craig Glenday will share the inside secrets of the Guiness World Record global phenomenon.
The Quartet’s Festival programme will include Mozart String Quartet No. 1, Schumann String Quartet in F major, plus works by Suk, Lyadov and Locke.
Sonic Threads is an exciting and unique new duo consisting of internationally-renowned classical Indian vocalist Supriya Nagarajan and harpist, Lucy Nolan.
Reimagining the genre-defying work of visionary pianist/composer Don Shirley, spirituals and standards such as Water Boy and The Man I Love form the programme’s core.
Festival favourite Alison Weir returns with her new release, The Boleyn Secret, centred on the life of Kate Carey, daughter of Mary, and niece of Anne Boleyn.
An evening where world music and classical crossover collide, as Scottish/Egyptian instrumentalists and composers The Ayoub Sisters make a Festival debut. Recognised internationally for their chemistry on stage, as well as their ability to unite different genres and cultures together in their unique performing style, they have performed at some of the world’s most
Festival Patron Tracy Borman’s latest historical fiction release, The House of Boleyn, combines danger and passion.
