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The Eden Project in Par, Cornwall (opens the original)
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This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Eden Project, which describes itself as an “educational charity”, and yet its exploration provides not only a learning experience for all ages: it opens up an unforgettable world of amazement. Half an hour from St Austell train station, the complex may require a fair amount of planning when travelling from London, but makes for an easier journey once already out and about in Cornwall – a destination in its own right, in more ways than one. The protagon
The Minack Theatre in Porthcurno, Cornwall (opens the original)
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On a high cliff at the far end of Cornwall sits the Minack Theatre, a marvel of performance-space architecture born from the idea of a single woman and nowadays serving a whole community (and beyond). Theatres began as outdoor spaces in ancient Greece, later developing into the great stone theatres found across Greece and Magna Graecia – where some ruins of those grand old constructions are still visible today. In modern cities, open-air theatres take the form of polished amphitheatres and woode
BBC Proms: Marvin Gaye – Prince of Soul at the Royal Albert Hall | Live review (opens the original)
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What happens when an exceptional orchestra takes on the music of Motown’s Prince, Marvin Gaye? A full house at the Royal Albert Hall. The BBC Proms tribute night celebrates some of the soul artist’s most famous and essential hits. Conductor Edwin Outwater leads the BBC Concert Orchestra, joined by Luke James, Wayne Hernandez, BAELY, Vula Malinga, CHERISE and the LJ Singers. The setlist comprises a wide selection from Gaye’s repertoire, picked for their iconic status and for being key to understa
BBC Proms: Pappano Conducts Berlioz’s Requiem at the Royal Albert Hall | Live review (opens the original)
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Hector Berlioz’s Requiem is a rich and majestic work. So much so that, for this Proms season performance, it requires both the BBC Symphony Chorus and London Symphony Chorus combined (for a total of over 200 singers), and an expanded London Symphony Orchestra including ten timpanists and four brass ensembles. Given its 1837 premiere demanded 450 performers, these sums sound like the minimum, and indeed the composer noted that the number of performers was only indicative and could be doubled or m
Camden Fringe 2026: Un/filtered at The Water Rats | Theatre review (opens the original)
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In this day and age, when social media traps its users – all of us – within images of perfect lives, defined by happiness and accomplishment, Alice Gerstenberg’s play Overtones touches a sensitive nerve: the battle between one’s wilder self – with its strong feelings and expectations – and the image we project to others. In this contemporary version of the play, Nordic theatre company Off the Record Theatre brings a burst of hilarity and food for thought to the Camden Fringe, inviting audiences
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