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ReviewLife & Arts
La Fille mal gardée, Bristol Hippodrome — a ballet to make you smile till your cheeks ache
...James Barton was a zesty and loveable Widow Simone and Tzu-Chao Chou made a klutzily virtuosic Alain....
July 7, 2018
Life & Arts
A new wave of Grand Tourists
...In Norfolk, the Marquess of Cholmondeley’s Palladian Houghton Hall is transformed by James Turrell’s LightScape....
June 26, 2015
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
Technology sector
Asia manufacturers yet to see quake impact
...Additional reporting by Patti Waldmeir in Shanghai, Song Jung-a in Seoul, Anthony Deutsch in Jakarta, Peter Smith in Sydney, James Lamont in New Delhi and Jane Rickards in Taipei...
March 17, 2011
ReviewLife & Arts
Nixon in China, Metropolitan Opera, New York
...Robert Brubaker blustered heroically as Mao, Richard Paul Fink bumbled deftly as Kissinger and Russell Braun exuded mysterious dignity as Chou En-lai....
February 4, 2011
News in-depthThe Big Read
The China Syndrome
...It notes gifts of “modest tsunami aid and debt relief” plus “a new bust of [China’s first premier] Chou Enlai for a Chinese-built conference centre”....
March 3, 2011
The World blogWorld
Famous sayings that were never said
...James Callaghan, Britain’s prime minister in the late 1970s, was lambasted for saying “Crisis, what crisis” when he returned from an overseas trip to a strike-torn Britain. Except he never said it....
July 17, 2009
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival: U.S. edition
Where the Financial Times weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 4 MayThe REACH, at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, F Street Northwest, Washington, DC, USA
Lunch with the FTLife & Arts
Lunch with the FT: Paulo Coelho
...The couple is still together. 1986: Walks the Camino de Santiago – the Way of St James – the 500-mile pilgrimage across northern Spain....
March 5, 2010
Life & Arts
Nixon in China, Opera Colorado, Denver
...A subtext of the opera is the transition of power from Mao to Chou En-lai, to which Mark Heller and Chen-Ye Yuan ably contribute, and Thomas Hammons is a slippery Henry Kissinger....
June 12, 2008
Terrorism
The lure of the great cliché of China
...Napoleon’s quote about China has launched a thousand articles – and an excellent book by James Kynge, the former Financial Times correspondent in China....
July 28, 2008
Life & Arts
Nixon in China, Coliseum, London
...The opera has dated, and so has Sellars’s semaphore stage direction, but James Maddalena’s Nixon is as sincerely human as ever. Janis Kelly’s Pat is a similar triumph....
June 15, 2006

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