Monthly Archives: July 2012

THE MILLIONAIRESS “Money for Nothing”,” Money Money Money” “Pennies from Heaven” – all perky, hook-rich tunes from the speakers, as we enter the Court House theatre for Shaw’s The Millionairess, music that celebrates the root of all evil to a … Continue reading →

One of my favourite books of the seventies was The Tuning of the World of 1977 (re-published as The Soundscape in 1994). In this rewarding groundbreaker, the Canadian composer, writer, music educator and environmentalist R. Murray Schafer explores soundscape as … Continue reading →

A MAN AND SOME WOMEN A Man and Some Women, in a challenging intimate gem of a production, is an intense and gripping exploration of human relations that pulsates with restrained vindictiveness in some of the characters. It’s not a … Continue reading →