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Opera Triple Bill

The Guildhall School has in recent years revived many one-act operas – a strategy that ensures as many roles as possible for the students and introduc...
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Richard II

‘Tangle’ is a touring company devoted to showcasing African and Caribbean excellence. This current tour, culminating in London this month, brings thei...
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Not Now

David Ireland has had a very fruitful relationship with the Finborough Theatre in recent years and so it is no surprise that after a first outing in G...
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Apollo Resurrected

Both United Strings of Europe and Gandini Juggling have developed strong reputations in recent years for original and innovative programming, the form...
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Mary

After the success of her ‘James Trilogy’ any new historical drama by Rona Munro arrives with high expectations. Building on the insight that Scotland ...
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An Anatomy of Melancholy

In 2014 countertenor Iestyn Davies and lutenist Thomas Dunford recorded a CD devoted to the songs and lute works of John Dowland. Director Netia Jones...
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The Solid Life of Sugar Water

Jack Thorne’s play originated at the Edinburgh Fringe before touring widely in 2017. But for most likely audience members this will be a new play. It ...
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Something in the Air

Peter Gill offers us here a gentle, subtle memory play focused on two elderly gentlemen looking back on their lives in a mixture of wry regrets and pa...
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Tango After Dark

I was fortunate enough to review ‘Immortal Tango’ at the Peacock back in 2016, and here the same team present another superlative show that slides pas...