Lucy Worsley’s willingness to participate in unexpectedly entertaining synopses of the operas discussed is endearing and makes the messages conveyed more likely to stick.
Watch it. It’s fun.
Lucy Worsley’s willingness to participate in unexpectedly entertaining synopses of the operas discussed is endearing and makes the messages conveyed more likely to stick.
Watch it. It’s fun.
Ten memories from ten years at the BBC
It’s International Women’s Day. So I’m celebrating the moment by writing about the one woman who has had the most striking impact in my Eurovision research.
Long before we get to who represents the UK at Eurovision, the BBC have unveiled their plans for celebrating the contest’s 60th year. On the whole, not bad.
I lied. It’s April 1. And anyway .. how on earth did you expect a radio station to only serve up a condensed version of a Wagner or a Mahler symphony?!