“[…] blood is thicker than water. Relatively small ensembles such as Klang, the Ragazze Quartet, and Holland Baroque have emerged as new pillars.”

“Breathtakingly beautiful on a wonderful evening at the theater.”

"I was blown away by The World's Wife. It was the very first time I saw a trans singer on stage during a classical work. It touched me tremendously"

"Memories of Trees played insanely beautiful with the landscape […], with the slow darkening and with the instruments made of wood they played on and with which they communicated with the ancestors, namely the trees there in the forest. Incredibly beautiful, fairy-like and wonderfully lit"

‘Enchantingly beautiful rendition of the secret life of wood’

‘The long musical lines […] deliver a concentrated atmosphere, deepening as darkness falls and the birds settle down.’

A memorable evening that showed musical daring, virtuosity and a deep artistic connection. An absolute must for anyone who is open to new musical experiences.

However contradictory the musical phrases may seem, strings and pianist brought unity to this swirling work. Subtle and tranquil, exuberant and radiant, the building materials Shostakovich brought with fantasy, empathy and craftsmanship forging into an admirable monument.

‘Neurodiversity as a superpower in layered total theatre’ (Critic's choice)

‘The musical collaboration in Normality No More is nothing short of a triumph’