“We’re in a time when we need to inspire joy and connect people to their childhood,” says Nicholas Sienkiewicz, artist director of the Lehigh Valley Chorale. Lehigh Valley Chorale presents “Songs That ...

AUGUSTA — A song written by a Black composer will be performed during the 75th anniversary of a local choral group. The Augusta Choral Society will perform "The Chariot Jubilee" by composer R.

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The Choral (2025) Film Review, a movie directed by Nicholas Hytner, written by Alan Bennett and Stephen Beresford and starring Ralph Fiennes, Mark Addy, Jacob Dudman, Emily Fairn, Roger Allam, Alun ...

Ralph Fiennes does double duty in Boston theaters this week, starring in the zombie horror sequel “28 Years Later: The Bone Temple” and the British prestige picture “The Choral.” How’s that for ...

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The best parts of the “Ocean’s Eleven” movies aren’t the big heists. They’re when the crew, that motley assortment of raw talent, is being put together. And that’s perhaps the best bit in “The Choral, ...

The Choral is a British historical drama directed by Nicholas Hytner and written by Alan Bennett. It stars Ralph Fiennes as Dr Henry Guthrie and opens in US theatres on December 25, 2025. The film was ...

“The Choral,” starring Ralph Fiennes, is one of those seemingly high-toned British period pieces that offer a heartwarming visit to a past in which an amusing crew of likable, squabbling eccentrics ...