Epic. Joyous. The marmite of music. Who’s on stage London Philharmonic Orchestra sold out Sage One last time they visited, so we fully expect they’ll do the same again. This time they’re joined by conductor Robin Ticciati and pianist Francesco Piemontesi. What they’re playing Robert Schumann’s one and only Piano Concerto opens the show, Gustav […]
Bright. Direct. Take a refreshing musical shower. Who’s on stage Maria Włoszczowska has incredible energy and passion as both a violinist and director. Tonight she leads Royal Northern Sinfonia in a new role as Artistic Partner. What you’ll hear Johann Sebastian Bach Sinfonia from Cantata No. 174 (5’) Johann Sebastian Bach Sinfonia from Cantata No. 4 (1’30”) […]
Heroic. Gripping. Music with the ‘wow’ factor. Who’s on stage Conductor Stephanie Childress and pianist Piotr Anderszewski (whose performance The Guardian recently described as ‘raw and astonishing’) are the guest stars for this evening’s concert with Royal Northern Sinfonia. What they’re playing Only one of the greatest symphonies ever written – Anton Dvořák’s Symphony No. 9, better known […]
The theatre was built in 1867 by industrialist and politician, Joseph Cowen. The Grade I listed building is a unique creation of that era. With its lavish auditorium, outstanding acoustics and understage machinery, the Tyne Theatre produced entertainment that amazed the audiences of the time and brought them back asking for more. The one hour […]
After a sell-out tour in 2024, legendary journalist and broadcaster John Simpson CBE is returning to the stage for an exclusive evening packed with unparalleled insights from one of the most distinguished foreign correspondents of our time. With decades of first-hand encounters and personal dealings, John will explore the enigmatic personas of global figures such as Putin, […]
Grey's Monument tours will resume in April 2025 and we're bringing you an extra event each month. Monument tours will now happen on the first and third Saturday of each month from April till September. April Grey's Monument tours are fully booked. Tickets for the May openings (3rd and 17th) will go on sale on […]
Passionate. Sensual. An evening of intimate rarities. Who’s on stage Maria Włoszczowska directs harpist Oliver Wass and musicians from Royal Northern Sinfonia. What they’re playing Be transported to Paris in the 1920s with music by the leading composers of the day, Maurice Ravel and Claude Debussy. What you’ll hear Maurice Ravel Introduction and Allegro (11’) Claude […]
Whitby, a picturesque coastal town on the North Yorkshire coast of England, has become one of the most iconic destinations for Goths, alternative subcultures, and those who are drawn to the mystique of Victorian and Gothic history. The Whitby Goth Weekend (WGW) is a celebrated event that has been running since 1994, and it has grown to […]
Gripping. Intriguing. Step into powerful music. Who’s on stage Our long-time friends Opera North bring their epic chorus, magnificent orchestra and incredible cast to Sage One. What they’re playing Giuseppe Verdi’s gripping story of political intrigue and personal tragedy Simon Boccanegra is Opera North’s latest concert staging of large-scale Italian classics, following acclaimed performances of Turandot […]
Vintage. Modern. Expect tap dancing. Postmodern Jukebox (PMJ), the renowned retro musical collective, is bringing their “Magic & Moonlight” World Tour to The Glasshouse. PMJ will transport audiences to a parallel universe where modern hits are reimagined in classic genres like jazz, swing, doo-wop, and Motown. Expect a cast of world-class singers, dancers, and instrumentalists […]
Spectacular. Iconic. Bring your lightsaber. Who’s on stage Our very own Royal Northern Sinfonia and Chorus of Royal Northern Sinfonia conducted by life-long film buff Stephen Bell. What they’re playing Some of the most extraordinary pieces of music ever written for cinema, John Williams’ epic scores for Star Wars. Need to know Price: £13 – £49 Running […]
…Earnest? The Edinburgh Fringe smash-hit …Earnest? arrives at the Tyne Theatre & Opera House following rave reviews ahead of an eagerly awaited West End run. When a traditional production of Oscar Wilde’s classic play gets underway, everything seems to be going perfectly to plan… that is, until the lead actor fails to arrive on cue […]
