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Chanel Unveils New Trophies for The Boat Race’s Historic 2027 Centenary

IN 2027, the River Thames will witness a new chapter in British sporting ritual as Chanel unveils two trophies created for The Chanel J12 Boat Race. Marking the third year of Chanel’s partnership as the Title Sponsor and Official Timekeeping Partner, the occasion coincides with a landmark: the centenary of

Milan’s La Scala premieres Verdi’s sprawling opera La Forza del Destino

Talented leads made this an intense production at Milan’s storied Teatro alla Scala, wrestling between blighted love and poignant storytelling.

From Strauss to Verdi, Milan’s La Scala teeters between wrathful darkness and riveting sweetness 

From Alexandre Kantorow’s virtuoso eccentricity, Simone Young’s playful radicalism, to Leo Muscato’s masterful staging – conductors lead the season with

Glass talks to Mamoudou Athie about his role in Yorgos Lanthimos’ Kinds of Kindness

Glass Man sits down to talk to Mauritanian American actor Mamoudou Athie about his role in Yorgos Lanthimos’ twisted anthology,

Fabien Frankel talks to Glass about his transformation for House of the Dragon

From Summer Issue 58 British-French actor Fabien Frankel speaks to Glass Man about embarking on the hugely popular House of

Gerrit Jacob and MUBI showcase an ode to 90s Berlin with capsule

FIVE pieces, five stories: Gerrit Jacob reimagines the city’s post-unification spirit through the subcultural DNA of its underground scene –

Milan’s No’hma stage welcomes the 15th International Prize Awards dedicated to ‘The Naked Theatre’

THURSDAY 7th November 2024 marks Milan’s No’hma Theatre hosting the 15th edition of the International Prize Awards dedicated to Teresa

How Wagner’s Das Rheingold projects old mythology and wistful drama to the modern day

Starting 28th October until 10th November, Wagner’s dramatic staging of Das Rheingold opens a new set of performances ten years

Balanchine-Robbins’ ballet gears up to spark delicacy and vibrancy on La Scala’s stage 

AS JOHN Neumeier’s performances of La Dame aux Camélias drew to a close on 16 October, the famed Milanese dance

With political savvy and a modern setting, Strauss’s Der Rosenkavalier stands the test of time

From October 12th to the 29th, Berlin Philharmonic’s conductor led six performances of Strauss’s masterpiece in Harry Kupfer’s production. The


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