Glyndebourne's new production of Saul is full of visual coups

Ahead of his Glyndebourne debut, the Australian director defends Covent Garden's controversial William Tell

The Lebanese novelist reflects on the civil war engulfing the Middle East and what it takes to forgive

Glyndebourne's superb production of Benjamin Britten's opera asks some troubling questions

How a Schubert sonata can reflect the rhythms of life

Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman is tragic and despairing while Steve Waters's new play Temple offers redemption

As a new exhibition of his works opens at Glyndebourne, the artist argues that German culture is entwined with power

The themes in Glyndebourne's opera season are powerfully dramatised in this superbly-sung new production

The winner of the 2015 Wellcome Prize has written a poignant memoir about coping with her husband's terminal illness

The British Museum puts Indigenous people at the heart of Australia's story