The Royal Opera House is currently finishing its runs of Tchaikovsky’s “Eugene Onegin”, the opera based on Alexander Pushkin’s verse novel. The last two opportunities to see “Eugene Onegin” are 10 and 14 October, and we think you shouldn’t miss…

From 3 till 6 October 2024 the Barbican Theatre hosted unique performances of ‘Lear’ from South Korea that combined traditional Korean opera in a modernised version (called ‘Changgeuk’), the national Pansori music and the Shakespearean plot about King Lear into…

From 26-29 September, the ‘London Philharmonic’ – which is one possible name for the two halls, Royal Festival Hall and Queen Elizabeth Hall, which make part of the Southbank Centre – opened its new 2024/2025 season. On the last weekend…

London Cult. meets Betty Makharinsky, the Executive Director and Co-Founder of Vache Baroque, the project that presents Baroque opera in a unique and accessible way. We posed some questions to Betty to get insights into how this project works and…