Tung Auditorium – Danny Bradley
Great to see Danny in support to Fairport Convention; His set was the perfect compliment Here are a few photos:
Great to see Danny in support to Fairport Convention; His set was the perfect compliment Here are a few photos:
Bring the Fire Project presented Fuego de los Muertos! (Fire of the dead) in the outdoor space at Future Yard the other night; A fire theatre experience like no other. What happens when you cross the bridge between the lands of the living and the … Continue readingFuture Yard – Fuego de los Muertos
Another Milap presentation as part of the part of the Indika 2025 festival and another unique combination of instruments to produce a wonderful listening experience for us; An extraordinary fusion of musical traditions, where Indian music met contemporary guitar In the first half, acclaimed sarod maestro … Continue readingTung Auditorium – Resonance – Strings Across Borders
Part of my work for Liverpool Noise is to make unique fresh portraits of the artists highlighted on their online magazine. The gamut of the cultures and skills involved in the various articles is broad thus the approach needed and locations used vary each time, which helps … Continue readingIn conversation – Sorrell Kerrison
We really immersed ourselves in the chilling tale of The Way Marker from the spooky shelves of Weeping Bank Library read at the hushed Unity theatre. The Librarian had us engrossed, scared and entertained in equal measure What a great evening.. Didn’t sleep that well … Continue readingUnity – Way Marker
A treat for the ears at the Music room as part of the Indika 2025 festival; Presented my Milap Carnatic (South Indian classical) music like never before. “A Carnatic Quartet brings together four trailblazing artists – Shreya Devnath (violin), Mylai M Karthikeyan (nadhaswaram), Praveen Sparsh (mridangam), and … Continue readingPhilharmonic Music Room – Together by a Carnatic Quartet
Honoured to be asked along to take some shots at the rehearsals of No Woman’s Land by Ciara O’Neill at Edge Hill’s Rose Theatre at their Arts Centre. Read a review: https://www.theatrereviewsnorth.com/post/no-woman-s-land Here are some of the photos:
This was my 3rd Indian dance experience at this year’s marvellous Indika 2025 festival; Presented my Milap. Wonderful show and great to photograph too! Stories of the Ramayana Performed by Upahaar Dance Company (London) Graceful, expressive, and full of storytelling magic — this vibrant performance brings to … Continue readingUnity – Stories of the Ramayana by Upahaar Dance Company
An afternoon of joyful melodies from four famous romantic composers at the perfectly acoustic Tung Auditorium These pieces were written within a few years of each other but in very different countries and the Suppé, Puccini and Borodin are all linked with operatic works. Young … Continue readingTung Auditorium – Orchestra dell’Arte: Four Romantics
As part of the Indika 2025 festival, presented my Milap, the Stringmasters played at the acoustic perfection that is the Tung Auditorium Anil Srinivasan anilsrinivasan, an award winning Indian pianist, and Dr Jayanthi Kumaresh jayanthiveena, a virtuoso of the Saraswathi Veena, have forged a remarkable musical … Continue readingTung Auditorium – The Stringmasters