
Spectralist music is certainly not everyone’s cup of tea. It is an acquired taste, which reaps lasting rewards for those who learn to appreciate it.

Being novel, new music sounds fresh to the bored classical music connoisseur and attracts new audiences. It can be intellectual, emotional, beautiful, mesmerising, ugly, comic, and, most of all, FUN!


Garry Stewart has a reputation for thrusting aside the boundaries of contemporary dance.

Graham Swannell’s play A State of Affairs is a contemporary comedy, and a lopsided comment on extramarital affairs of the head rather than of the heart.

The youth theatre company, whose ensemble confidently tackle roles written for actors much older and more experienced then themselves, succeed admirably and deliver a measured and accomplished production.
