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<strong>Editorial:</strong> For centuries the achievements of women have been ignored in classical composition. That can’t go on

Sampson and Williams go measure for measure in a savvy Shakespearean fantasy.

Shake on the Lake’s decision to reprise “The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged), the production that introduced the summer Shakespeare troupe to Western New York, is more than just

Shake on the Lake is revisiting its early history this summer.

The French composer’s cantatas - mini operas in all but name – are being staged for the first time in the UK. They are among many forgotten works by women from past centuries. We’re missing out on amazing music, writes <strong>Toria Banks</strong>

Shoreham Wordfest offers its seventh annual Shakespeare Celebrations on Friday, April 21 and Saturday, April 22 in The Shoreham Centre and St Mary de Haura Church.

PERRY — By the pricking of my thumbs, something wicked this way comes.

The artist Isabel Rawsthorne. She married three times and each time her name changed, meaning ‘she just had to start again’. Photograph: John Everard Generations of female artists, composers and writers have been lost to history because their names changed after marriage. According to growing academic consensus, the conventional switch of surnames at the altar has erased a key cultural legacy. And the story of the painter and designe...

What’s in a surname? The female artists lost to history because they got married Vanessa Thorpe Generations of female artists, composers and writers have been lost to history because their names changed after marriage. According to growing academic consensus, the conventional switch of surnames at the altar has erased a key cultural legacy. And the story of the painter and designer Isabel Rawsthorne, told in a new biography, is among the first to make this powerful argument. A...