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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By: Neil Fisher
Wigmore Hall, W1
Covent Garden’s new Carmen is a global opera star at 27. She reveals why the ‘ordinary girl from a village’ in Russia wants to be British — and is booked up until 2031
Regent’s Park Open Air, NW1
Well today is the start of a new season and with that a whole list of new jobs in the […]
The choreographer Hofesh Shechter left Israel for London 20 years ago but his new show is about England imploding, he tells Neil Fisher
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It’s sink or swim in Italian bel-canto tragedy — and I’m not talking about the prominent bathtub in Katie Mitchell’s 2016 Royal Opera production. For this sort of music to seduce, disturb and dazzle
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
The violinist’s Fluxus-inspired gig at the Purcell Room in London descended into boring whimsy
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