Verdi’s evergreen Requiem and ambitious works by Smetana, Mahler and Liszt soared at the Proms

The Deep Blue Sea at the Festival Theatre is all mothballs and starch, with Rattigan’s Nijinsky a merrier dance

Chichester and Terence Rattigan seem a perfect match, and for the centenary of the playwright’s birth the Festival Theatre has revived one of his best,

A new documentary about Bobby Fischer reveals the troubled chess champ’s life to be stranger than fiction

Adultery, theft, incest — they don’t make popes like they used to. But they do make TV series like The Borgias. But is it fair?

The Vatican under the Borgias, Jeremy Irons believes, was like Washington today.