Jun
2006
Articles from 12th Jun 2006
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The longest run
Jun 12 2006 | Birmingham Culture
New kid in town Ben Falk sits down with some country rock veterans... Read
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Stunning descent into madness
Jun 12 2006 | Birmingham Culture
Given a production as brilliant as that conceived by Patrice Caurier and Moshe Leiser for Welsh National Opera, it is amazing that Tchaikovsky's Mazepa is not more frequently performed. Read
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Strange world of Winnipeg artist
Jun 12 2006 | Birmingham Culture
What kind of art might you make if you lived in Winnipeg? Bear in mind this is a place with a flat, featureless landscape which is hot and brown for much of the summer and 40 degrees below for months on end during the winter. Read
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Magical moments cast their spell
Jun 12 2006 | Birmingham Culture
This well attended and enthusiastically-applauded lunchtime recital formed part of a weekend mini-festival at the Pump Rooms, featuring major works by Mozart and Schubert. Read
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Game for a laugh
Jun 12 2006 | Birmingham Culture
Birmingham's teams may be unrepresented in the England World Cup squad, but at least we have a couple of contenders for terrace anthems, writes Stefan Kucharczyk Read
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Core values from Beatles' empire still refreshing
Jun 12 2006 | Birmingham Culture
A collection of late 1960s pop rarities from the Apple Publishing catalogue incorporates a pioneering Birmingham recording project, writes Terry Grimley... Read
