Culture

March 31, 2025

Culture, Don't Miss: Theatre, News

Full of thrills, Elena Stikhina is a superb actor but vocally needed a push. She was brilliantly supported by Fabio Sartori and Amartuvshin Enkhbat—with terrific conducting from Michele Gamba Photograph...

After two decades, ITS (International Talent Support) continues gaining momentum

March 27, 2025

TRIESTE, ITALY — Nestled within the quiet edges of northern Italy and poised to become a global cultural tapestry, ITS (International Talent Support) is a program in the relentless pursuit of innovation and ta...

It Girl Devon Ross talks to Glass about her transition from model to actor

March 14, 2025

Culture, Feature, Music

From Autumn Issue 59 Glass talks to Devon Ross, once described as the coolest model in fashion and now, at only 24, creating a similar buzz as an actor and musician WHEN showbiz notoriously rewards a pol...

Lesley Manville reflects on her 50 year career with Glass

Imogen Clark

March 7, 2025

From Autumn Issue 59 Glass sits down with veteran British actor Lesley Manville as she reflects on her career that has spanned screen and stage for the past 50 years LESLEY Manville is taking the London...

Kratz, Preljocaj and De Bana’s triptych: a triumph of visual intrigue at La Scala

March 7, 2025

Culture, Don't Miss: Theatre

Bursting with upfront energy, Milan’s La Scala contemporary mashup is lively and punchy on emotive moments. MILAN, ITALY – The second programme of La Scala’s Ballet Season veers towards the contemporary spe...

Glass talks to Shalom Brune-Franklin on her transition to sci-fi with Dune: Prophecy

February 28, 2025

From Autumn Issue 59 Glass speaks to British-Australian actor Shalom Brune-Franklin about her upcoming new TV series Dune: Prophecy, imposter syndrome and who she’s grateful to Shalom Brune-Franklin’s st...

The I.C.E returns to St. Moritz in 2025

Felicity Carter

February 19, 2025

THE I.C.E St. Moritz, the International Concours of Elegance returns to St. Moritz this week for a thoroughly glamorous showcasing of beautiful motors. Set on the frozen surface of Lake St. Moritz, I.C.E&...

Chase Stokes tells Glass how fate led him to star in Netflix’s Outer Banks

Adina Ilie

February 14, 2025

From Autumn Issue 59 Glass Man speaks to Outer Banks star Chase Stokes about fate and what it actually takes to make your dreams come true Do you believe in magic? You know, that proverbial saying that...

The poignant art of conceal and reveal: Milan’s La Scala new retrospective shines a light on the company’s corps de ballet

February 13, 2025

Under the curation of Paola Calvetti and Livia Corbò, teamed alongside the settings by Margherita Palli nestled within La Scala’s museum, the exhibit features first-of-its-kind imagery of revered photographer ...

Anderson .Paak talks to Glass about breaking boundaries to become a filmmaker

Imogen Clark

January 31, 2025

Culture, Feature, Music

From Autumn Issue 59 GLASS Man speaks to multi-hyphenate Anderson .Paak on breaking boundaries to become one of America’s most inventive musicians. It started with Earth, Wind and Fire, the Delfonics and...

Must-See London Shows this Winter

Lily Rimmer

January 30, 2025

Culture, Don't Miss: Theatre, Feature, Music

WHEN a week of relentless rain looms over London, the city’s residents instinctively seek modes of escapism. Whether that’s nestled in a cafe, book in hand and chunky socks on foot, or stomping to underground ...

From Lugansky to Chailly, Milan’s La Scala whisks energy of enormous weight and grip this week

January 28, 2025

Between warhorse works from Beethoven and endlessly shifting combinations from Wagner and Mahler, scores gain a multi-toned edge with a dash of tautness. MILAN, ITALY - Years on, the breadth of La Scala's o...

Jenna Coleman speaks to Glass about how she’s managed to stay true to herself

Charlie Newman

January 17, 2025

Glass speaks to British actor Jenna Coleman about her new sleuth TV series The Jetty and how she’s managed to stay true to herself From Summer Issue 58 Audiences love a crime thriller. It’s a genre we’re...

Gustav Mahler’s sixth symphony lands at La Scala under Lorenzo Viotti’s baton

January 13, 2025

Amid notes of turbulence, the engaging and highly coloured work will be conducted on three dates (13, 17 and 20 January 2025) in Milan. AN INSISTENT thud in the nerves of turbulence is what epitomises the o...

Cirque du Soleil’s Corteo comes to London

Felicity Carter

January 13, 2025

THEATRICS, drama, musicality, and stunts-aplenty, it's no wonder that Cirque du Soleil is loved globally, and since it's formation in the '80s, it's grown to become the largest contemporary cir...

Venice’s La Fenice Theatre brought joyful music for New Year Day’s concert

January 13, 2025

Attracting headlines the way that its visual art and cinema siblings regularly do, the famed concert was conducted by Daniel Harding and sung by soprano Mariangela Sicilia and tenor Francesco Demuro. THE tr...

Naomi Ackie talks to Glass about redefining the thriller genre

Adina Ilie

January 10, 2025

Culture, Don't Miss: Film, Feature

Glass speaks to Naomi Ackie, the British star of Blink Twice, a film that redefines the thriller genre from a woman’s point of view From Summer Issue 58 Some stories demand to be told. Others have been...

La Scala gears up for new triptych by Philippe Kratz, Angelin Preljocaj and Patrick de Bana

January 10, 2025