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Category Archives: Theatre
Coronaclassical 13: The Death of British Opera
Three cheers for Oliver Dowden! Continue reading
Posted in Art, Coronavirus, Music, Opera, Politics, singing, Theatre
Tagged arts, Coronavirus, culture, music, opera, performance art, politics, singing, theatre
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Coronaclassical 12: Drilling Holes in the Titanic
If it’s safe for pubs to open, why are theatres still shut? Continue reading
Posted in Coronavirus, Music, Opera, Politics, Science, singing, Theatre
Tagged classical music, Coronavirus, covid-19, health, music, opera, politics, singing, theatre
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Coronaclassical 11: Opera’s Kobayashi Maru Test
Could theatres test their way out of COVID-19 lockdown? Continue reading
Posted in Coronavirus, Music, Opera, Politics, Science, Science Fiction, singing, Theatre
Tagged Coronavirus, covid-19, music, opera, politics, theatre
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Coronaclassical 10: Fiddling While Rome Burns
Ultra-Darwinism in the UK arts. Continue reading
Coronaclassical 9: Opening Up
How soon should musicians get back to work? Continue reading
Posted in Art, Coronavirus, Music, Opera, Politics, Science, singing, Theatre, Travel
Tagged classical music, Coronavirus, covid-19, health, music, opera, orchestra
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Coronaclassical 8: Freelancers and Impotence
Freelance singers: a novel crisis and age-old problems. Continue reading
Posted in Coronavirus, Music, Opera, Politics, Theatre, Travel, What they don't teach you at music college
Tagged classical music, freelance, opera, sexual harassment, singing, theatre
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Coronaclassical 6: Fine Dining at Fast Food Prices
People want an improved product, but they don’t want to pay for it. Continue reading
Posted in Art, Coronavirus, Music, Opera, Politics, Science, singing, Theatre
Tagged Coronavirus, music, opera, singing, theatre, Travel
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Coronaclassical 4: Missing You
It’s about the journey rather than the destination. Continue reading
Coronaclassical 3: Keeping Going
Michael Heseltine stretched out his veteran legs under the table, leant back and drawled… Continue reading
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Tagged classical music, Coronavirus, opera, opera singing, politics, singing, theatre
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Coronaclassical 2: Giving It Away
“Had we already done the work to establish the principle of paying for getting classical music on your TV screen, this could have been a genuine boom time for the industry…” Continue reading
Posted in Art, Cinema, Coronavirus, Music, Opera, Politics, Theatre
Tagged Cinema, classical music, Coronavirus, opera, theatre
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