A feel-good, bright, and cheesy night of fun, Bill Kenwright’s 2019 revival of this Andrew Lloyd Webber classic is a treat for all ages and tastes. Sold into slavery for annoying his brothers with prophetic dreams, the story chronicles the life of Joseph, son of Jacob.
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Okay, straight up. This was an odd event. Having an internationally acclaimed a capella group who have worked with Michael Bublé and Coldplay being opened for by a local school’s jazz orchestra was certainly an interesting choice.
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Featuring two pieces by Beethoven followed by two symphonies by Sibelius, the Scottish Chamber Orchestra don’t so much as fuse, but play consecutively classical music from neighbouring centuries.
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Every year, 50,000 women and 350 men are diagnosed with breast cancer in the UK alone. Whilst it’s a shocking statistic, more people are surviving than ever before – the current rate of survival is an incredible 50%. Cambridge’s Pink Week raised £35,000 last year in support of breast cancer, and on the 23rd of March, Edinburgh will be the first city to host a Pink Week event in Scotland.
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A wonderfully varied and enjoyable programme of classical and contemporary music performed by several generations of Scotland’s most talented musicians.
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Though this show may not have been aimed at our demographic, from a young perspective, this washed-up comedian needs to clean up his act.
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