The life and legacy of Mary, Queen of Scots, remains intriguing more than 400 years after her passing. Her political scheming and personal hardships were colorful enough to inspire several films, ...

Mary, Queen of Scots never quite hits true operatic heights of emotion, but is suitably atmospheric for a dark and wet February night. Mary, Queen of Scots is at the London Coliseum on 18 February ...

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With the 96-year-old US-resident composer in attendance, the opening of Thea Musgrave’ s Mary, Queen of Scots was an event of the kind that used to be a regular occurrence at the English National ...

With the 96-year-old US-resident composer in attendance, the opening of Thea Musgrave’ s Mary, Queen of Scots was an event of the kind that used to be a regular occurrence at the English ...

Well, one has found a new life centre-stage at the Coliseum, where it sits throughout the entirety of Thea Musgrave's divine Mary, Queen of Scots. It's erected by hoodie-wearing stage crew as we ...

James VI faced many attempts on his life, the first while he was still in the womb of his mother - Mary, Queen of Scots. On the night she escaped a deadly knife attack on her secretary at the ...

Heidi Stober, fearless as isolated MaryAll images by Bill Knight for The Arts Desk ...

Then in 1977 came her full-scale opera Mary, Queen of Scots, given by Scottish Opera, which they brought to London for a couple of performances at Sadler’s Wells in 1980.

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Lifting up her eyes, she saw a lady of great beauty, dressed in a pure white robe with a blue sash, a veil over her head, a rosary clasped ... Bernadette that she was Mary, the mother of Jesus ...

The opera focuses on Mary’s relationships with three men: her half-brother James, Earl of Moray, her husband Lord Darnley and her advisor, the Earl of Bothwell. Through the twists and turns of the men ...