Until 30 March 2025, in Room 90, on the third floor, in the British Museum’s Graphics Wing, you can see a remarkable exhibition, which has been installed in one room, but is worth hours of exploring. Here you will learn…

London Cult has made a trip to Guildford to speak to conductor, composer and violinist Nikita Sukhikh ahead of a performance of “The Nutcracker”, which before that, along with “Swan Lake” was presented to British audiences in many cities over…

Olga Pudova is a coloratura soprano from St Petersburg, currently working as a soloist at the Mariinsky Theatre, a former winner of the First Prize at the Elena Obraztsova International Competition (2006). During her career she has performed at many…

The Royal Ballet and Opera in London is showing Damiano Michieletto’s new production of Offenbach’s ‘The Tales of Hoffmann’ until 1 December 2024, and we recommend not missing this vibrant and colourful production, which features singers of the highest international…

Finnish composer Magnus Lindberg was born in 1958, and studied in Helsinki and Paris, working with various experimental music collectives such as Korvat Auki, Toimii (Finland), IRCAM and Ensemble Intercontemporain (Paris). He has been a Composer-in-Residence with the New York…

The Philharmonia Orchestra’s Nordic Soundscapes concert series presented to London audiences at London’s Royal Festival Hall has come to an end. The cycle surprised not only with concerts of Scandinavian and Finnish music, where the composers of contemporary works themselves…

On the 14th of September National Gallery opened an exhibition of Vincent van Gogh to mark two occasions: its bicentenary, as well as the centenary of the acquisition of two Van Gogh masterpieces – The Chair (1888) and Sunflowers (1888).…

At the end of October, lovers of the work of Austrian genius Gustav Mahler enjoyed a two-day celebration of his music, as the composer’s Second Symphony (1888-1894) and his Fifth Symphony (1901-1902) were performed by the leading London orchestras (the…