di Francesca Lombardo, Culture Editor and Author
London – On the 29th at Brixton Jamm, London will once again be swept by the rhythms of Salento as Amaraterra, the city’s long-standing ambassadors of the traditional…
di Francesca Lombardo, Culture Editor and Author
London – The English National Opera‘s revival of Carmen, staged at the London Coliseum, offers one of the most recognisable operas in a way that feels urgent, visceral…
di Francesca Lombardo, Culture Editor and Author
London – When Todrick Hall steps onto a stage, audiences expect something electric — a blend of precision, heart, and originality that only he can deliver. This November,…
di Francesca Lombardo, Culture Editor and Author
London – Running from 14 September to 16 November 2025, The Other Palace is hosting the world premiere of one of the most beloved romantic comedies of all…
di Francesca Lombardo, Culture Editor and Author
London – In the hushed, candlelit nave of a Mayfair church, Carl Orff’s Carmina Burana — that monumental ode to fortune, passion, and the flesh — was reimagined…
di Francesca Lombardo, Culture Editor and Author
London – On Sunday evening, the Barbican Hall was filled with an electric anticipation that seemed to hum even before the musicians stepped onto the stage. At 7.30…
di Francesca Lombardo, Culture Editor and Author
LONDON – In a world often defined by speed and noise, the resonant call of the Qawwal offers a rare kind of silence — the inward silence of…
di Francesca Lombardo, Culture Editor and Author
London – As the lights dimmed in the Barbican Hall and a hush fell over the crowd, the stage was set not just for a concert, but for…
di Francesca Lombardo, Culture Editor and Author
London – I walked into Barbican Hall last Friday evening with a heavy heart and an open mind. What I experienced at Sada (Echo): Music from Palestine was…
di Francesca Lombardo, Culture Editor and Author
London – Vibrant, Energetic, and Unforgettable: Il Canzoniere Grecanico Salentino Shines at Songlines Encounters Festival 2025 From May 15–18, Kings Place in London once again became a global…
