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Einstein on the Beach, at Barbican, Seven magazine review

telegraph.co.uk (1 year ago)

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The boundless creativity of Marcel Duchamp and the works he inspired make for a compelling new show at the Barbican, says Richard Dorment.

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The classical pianist showed a new, thrillingly unpredictable side at Barbican Hall, says Hugo Shirley.

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The third concert in the LA Philharmonic's residency at the Barbican opened with yet another bold choice by Claude Vivier, the Canadian composer, says Ivan Hewett.

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Fraulein Julie, Barbican, review

Jane Shilling finds Katie Mitchell's Fraulein Julie at the Barbican thoughtful and intriguing, but lacking in emotional heart.

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Radamisto, English Concert, Barbican, review

The English Concert under Harry Bicket played with exquisite skill and taste but didn't set the Barbican alight, says Hugo Shirley.

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Einstein Charter to take over Intercultural

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Fräulein Julie, Barbican Theatre - theatre review

August Strindberg's Miss Julie seems to be in vogue: this is the second production I've seen this year and the second at the Barbican in the space of seven months. This 75-minute version comes from Berlin's celebrated Schaubühne theatre and is in German, with surtitles. It is delicate and quietly fascinating.

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Sunken Garden, ENO, Barbican, review

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Einstein on the Beach, at Barbican, Seven magazine review

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