Neil Fisher is a Deputy Arts Editor for various publications, including the Daily News Gallery, The Times, and The Longreach Leader. With a focus on arts and culture, Neil covers a wide range of topics, including music, theater, and film. His articles provide insightful reviews, analysis, and commentary on various artistic performances and events.
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Neil Fisher's coverage primarily consists of reviews in the entertainment news sector, with a focus on classical music, concerts, opera, and music festivals. Given this focus, Neil would likely welcome pitches related to upcoming classical music performances or events that may be of interest to his readers.
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Opera Holland Park takes on the admirable enterprise of relaunching this 1889 failure, with conductor Naomi Woo polishing the score’s scattered gems
In her first solo interview, classical music’s supermum talks about raising seven prodigies, the online abuse faced by her son Sheku — and her mission to keep music alive in state schools
From the Berlin Philharmonic to Florence and the Machine, Garsington Opera to the Paraorchestra in Bristol, the critic’s pick of this year’s festival. Plus: your Proms TV schedule
The first Hong Konger to conduct the First Night of the Proms talks about her fears for the territory under China, her volatile mentor — and wearing a dress at the podium
By: Richard Morrison, Neil Fisher, Tim Glanfield, Jake Helm, Jonathan Dean
The greatest movie music stays with you long after the credits roll. Our jury of award-winning composers, musicians and critics choose their favourites — from Psycho to Jaws
Jordan Fein’s take on the classic musical at the Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre is unfolksy, unvarnished and balances the joy and pain
By: Donald Hutera, Debra Craine, Dominic Maxwell, Neil Fisher, Rachel Halliburton, Clive Davis
From Farm Hall to Fiddler on the Roof, these are the best productions reviewed by our critics in London and nationwide
Maria is just the latest in a series of half-baked projects about the opera star. It’s her artistry that deserves your time
The mezzo-soprano talks about playing a ‘Commie bitch’ in a provocative new opera, why she wouldn’t cancel Madama Butterfly — and her war correspondent father
By: Neil Fisher
A live instalment of the show at the Royal Albert Hall rattled entertainingly through the lives of the great composers
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