Rêverie – Chichester Festival Theatre in January
On 24th January, Lucy returns to Chichester Festival Theatre to perform Rêverie – the life and loves of Claude Debussy. She will be joined by Henry Goodman. See diary for…
Elégie at the Barbican – and final performance of the 2023 tour
Lucy performed Elégie to a sold out hall at London’s Barbican Centre (Milton Court). The concert was narrated by Sir Simon Russell Beale. The final concert on the 2023 Rachmaninoff…
Elégie at Kings Place, London – review in International Piano Magazine
The review from International Piano Magazine for Elégie at Kings Place, London
Lucy’s Celebrity Christmas Gala returns to Kings Place
Lucy’s Celebrity Piano Christmas Gala at Kings Place takes place again this year on Sunday, 3rd December at 11.30am. Performers include Alistair McGowan, Emilia Fox, Alan Rusbridger, Jay Rayner, Conrad…
Elégie tour continues
Having featured as the closing concert at the London Piano Festival at Kings Place last week (pictured) with narrator Tim McInnerny, Lucy’s Elégie tour continues for the rest of the…
Lucy’s Rachmaninoff podcast with Jon Jacob on Apple
Ahead of her performance at the London Piano Festival, Lucy has recorded a podcast with Jon Jacob. Listen here.
Lucy on BBC Radio 3
Lucy joins Andrew McGregor on Record Review for New Releases on 7th October and on 23rd December she presents Building a Library.
Elégie at London’s Barbican Centre with Sir Simon Russell Beale
Sir Simon Russell Beale joins Lucy for a performance of Elégie at London’s Barbican Centre, Milton Court Concert Hall on Sunday, 26th November. See diary for further details. Booking here.
Elégie on tour this Summer
Elégie continues to tour the UK this summer. Lucy is joined by five of the UK’s finest actors in several performances. Sir Simon Russell Beale, Alex Jennings, Robert Glenister, Tim…
Elégie tours to Ireland this Autumn
Lucy will be performing Elégie in on the island of Ireland this Autumn with narrators Tim McInnerny and Henry Goodman. She will be perform at Music for Galway, New Ross…